Hello Tony, Hi all
to explain the problem a little wider:
I am working on a screewriting tool a part of which should of course be
autoformating the text according to the necessities of o screenplay. I
think I already described the standarts above.
A part of the idea is to use the standard TW markup for lists an
headings (: and !) in this formating (Which interestingly is also
compatible with the fountain syntax)
This makes sense because it is usefull to have a syntax which just needs
a marker at the start of the line and does not have to be closed (like
<dialog> </dialog>).
The problem with this syntax in TW is that the whole formatting might be
broken if you forget the blank line in between. This is why I seek a
parser which does not need the blank line before headings and lists.
Thanks for your interest and help.
Jan
Am 17.09.2017 um 02:18 schrieb TonyM:
Jan,
I hope someone can help you get what you are asking for but I can't
help but think you are somewhat partially dictating a solution and not
describing the problem. I understand why Josiah was trying to open up
discussion. I support his approach.
One reason I wanted a clear understanding of what was needed, what was
the root problem to be solved, is because I am confident there are
already solutions that will address these effectively. In TWC there
are a number of opportunities to effect something similar, but I have
seen them appearing in TW5 in different guises. But I am not so sure,
because more specific questions are being asked.
Less specific questions may elicit answers that are more broadly
applicable to others.
For one, I am keen to develop a number of "shorthand" methods while
taking notes in class to enter text with Questions. Answers, Actions,
Personal areas to explore, key knowledge item etc. CSS, Auto Replace,
Editor Tools and more can solve these problems along with a parser.
Also digression into Auto-hot key becomes applicable in notepad, word
and outside TWC/TW5, I have not looked but I am quite sure Autohotkey
workes on other platforms as well, or at least has equivalents.
Lets see if someone can answer your question, but please consider why
the discussion diverged.
Regards
Tony
Regards
Tony
On Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 5:30:37 AM UTC+10, Jan wrote:
Hi Josiah,
I wrote it this general here, because Jeremy mentioned the
idea/intention somewhat above.
My desires are quite simple:
I would like to have something which can transform the parsing of
a set of tiddlers which are defined by a listfilter according to a
replacePragma defined by reg-Expressions:
Transform: [tag[Scene]]
In Skeeves Pragma the desired changes would be this:
\replace /\n!/\n\n!/
\replace /\n:/\n\n:/
\replace /\n{{/\n\n:{{/
\replace /}}/}} /
Yours Jan
Am 16.09.2017 um 11:43 schrieb @TiddlyTweeter:
Ciao Jan
Is there anyone working on or willing to work on adjustible
parsers?
I feel, as I look at this more, that we have to get precise about
what we asking help for---otherwise its maybe TOO open-ended and
would be a burden for others to cope with?
I'm working on breaking the issue down into PARTS--as far as I'm
able--so that a more limited question (hopefully) someone might
have interest in and be able to answer without burden.
Its tricky, in that the underlying issue with "auto-markup" is
quite close to the central way TW works--so there are a lot of
implications to deal with---and no sane helper will want to deal
with all that :-).
Best wishes
Josiah
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