I understand, however when you say;
I dont like sticking [[brackets]] all over the place specially after i
copyed long text.
I don't like using CamelCase-WikiWords too.
- You are in someways ignoring the features available to you. Which I
may add, exist in many other markups like wikipedia. The thing is it is how
we define and trigger wikilinks. In some ways how else will you indicate
the item deserves treatment as a link?
- If you typed [[day]] not only would clicking it from anywhere create
(or open an existing) tiddler by that name, but using the info panel on
relevant tiddlers you can find everywhere it is mentioned.
- Also using the excise tool in the editor you could type in a
definition decide to cut it out and create the day tiddler, which you can
either link to [[day]] or include the contents of day in your tiddler
{{day}}
- Once your tiddler exists, in the editor you can use the link item to
search for and insert a link to any tiddler.
- I would then tag the day tiddler and others perhaps as glossary then
you could list in alphabetical order all definitions in glossary tiddlers.
- If you needed to link with alternate caps just do this [[Day|day]] If
you want to avoid CamelCase do this [[camel case]] or [[camel
case|CamelCase]]
- If you have a lot of uses of a keyword where you want to link, use
search and replace to activate the links replace " day " with " [[day]] "
- If you look around you can even find tools to put such words as items
in your footer, or with popup definitions on hover.
- Finally in many document writing standards it is the first use of the
word that includes the reference to its definition not subsequent uses.
Of course you can find all tiddlers containing day as follows
<<list-links filter:"[all[tiddlers]search[day]]">>
Which will give you a list of tiddlers containing day, the opposite of what
you are asking.
My point is as much as you don't like [[brackets]] they serve a serious and
valuable service that is a key feature of a Wiki, and I think you will come
to love them.
Regards
Tony
On Wednesday, 29 November 2017 10:15:23 UTC+11, tobaisch wrote:
>
> Oh thank you Tony,
> that sounds really good, but I'm an enduser and have no idea how to
> somehow implement your code here. :)
>
>
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