Wonderful Rob! Thank you for this! I will test and get back to you! On Monday, November 26, 2018 at 8:14:25 AM UTC-6, Rob Hoelz wrote: > > Hi Josiah, thanks for the feedback! Result ordering is something I'm > concerned about, so I'm glad you're keeping an eye out for it. I'm looking > forward to your commentary on GitHub! > > -Rob > > On Monday, November 26, 2018 at 4:18:48 AM UTC-6, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: >> >> Tx Rob. Much appreciated! >> >> In testing it I concentrated on specific usage relevant to me ... >> >> - analysis of a novel chunked into about 4,000 tiddlers each >> corresponding to a paragraph of the original text >> >> - test one - "identify all Tiddlers with dog related content (puppy, >> puppies, dog, hound, Mastiff) -> Worked WELL. >> - test two - "identify all Tiddlers that mention "Harold" -> Fine but an >> issue on ordering of results. >> >> I'll make a more detailed comment on your GitHub. >> >> Overall: I think this is very useful but perhaps limited to some use >> cases? Maybe when you writing more discursive content? Anyway, at least one >> market would definitely be fiction writers. >> >> Many thanks >> Josiah >> >> >> >> On Sunday, 25 November 2018 05:32:31 UTC+1, Rob Hoelz wrote: >>> >>> Hello TiddlyWiki users! >>> >>> I'm happy to announce the latest version of my full text search plugin, >>> 1.1.0! You can get it from my site here >>> <https://hoelz.ro/files/fts.html>! >>> >>> The first thing you might notice is that I completely revamped the demo >>> wiki, providing a lot of examples on how to use the plugin. >>> >>> This release includes a number of bug fixes, but more exciting are of >>> course the new features. Among the new features are: >>> >>> - You can now tell the plugin to automatically index your wiki's >>> contents upon startup, rather than having to do it by hand every time >>> you >>> load your wiki. >>> - Wildcard and fuzzy searches, which were available before, albeit >>> in a limited fashion, are now properly supported. However, the indexing >>> tricks I had to pull to get them to work properly come at a performance >>> cost, so in order to use them, you need to open the plugin's tab in the >>> control panel and enable them if you want them. >>> >>> Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated! >>> >>> -Rob >>> >>> PS. Part of the work towards this release involved forking the Jasmine >>> plugin included with TiddlyWiki itself to support Jasmine 3; I can bundle >>> this up into a properly released TiddlyWiki plugin if others would like to >>> use it. In the meantime, the source for the Jasmine 3 plugin is on my >>> GitHub here <https://github.com/hoelzro/tw-modern-jasmine>. >>> >>
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