Hey Mario,
Again, thank you for this wonderful plugin. Just a few thoughts:
- I was wondering if its possible, and if so what your thoughts are, on
having alias linking happen automagically without the additional |? syntax.
So when I type [[myalias]] the parser would first search for tiddlers with
that name, and if none are found, then search for aliases with that name,
and if none are found put the italicized link in place for the nonexistent
tiddler.
- I frequently find myself making two aliases a name and its plural
(example below). Could this be automated as an option?
- tiddler title: An Important Method
- aliases: AIM AIMs
- Could we use aliases in tags? Sometimes I have long tiddlers like A
Very Long Important Method with an alias like AVLM. It would be convenient
to tag with AVLM as well (I know this was discussed previously, but Im not
sure where anymore).
- Search could also include searching aliases, without the need for
explict filtering.
Thanks again!
Diego
Is something like that possible?
On Monday, May 14, 2018 at 11:17:59 AM UTC-5, PMario wrote:
>
> On Monday, May 14, 2018 at 5:51:17 PM UTC+2, Diego Mesa wrote:
>>
>> I've updated my node TW to 5.1.17 and everything seems to be working
>> great! Thanks!
>>
>
> Cool!
>
> We introduced a bug with some new "is" filter extensions in 5.1.16.
> They have been removed for 5.1.17 for further testing. In combination with
> a "fragile" assumption in the alias code, it caused problems.
>
> Next time, we will have to do more testing :)
>
> -m
>
>
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