Fibbles

I think as a rule we try and keep the available characters we can use in 
tittles as broad as possible.

Any way, I will leave it to the developers to comment.

Regards
Tony

On Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at 5:37:12 PM UTC+10, Flibbles wrote:
>
> Right. That's correct. That's why they're not equivalent. Filter syntax 
> has special use cases for when filter runs start with + - ~, but lists 
> don't care about that. A word starting with + - ~ in a list is just 
> interpreted as part of the tiddler title. I think the list parser should 
> treat them as special cases, just as the filter parser does.
>
> On Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at 3:33:31 AM UTC-4, TonyM wrote:
>>
>> See this documentation for the use of + - ~ tiddler name, perhaps this is 
>> where this is coming from
>>
>> https://tiddlywiki.com/#Filter%20Expression
>>
>> Tony
>>
>> On Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at 4:03:27 PM UTC+10, Flibbles wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm writing plugins, and for a while, I was working under the assumption 
>>> that lists are just a subset of filters, which is super convenient in many 
>>> cases.
>>>
>>> tiddlerA tidderB [[tiddler with spaces]]
>>>
>>> can be interpreted as either.
>>>
>>> However, it's not actually true. If you have a tiddler that starts with 
>>> a '+' or a '-'. It breaks down.
>>>
>>> tiddlerA -tiddler-with-dashes
>>>
>>> produces different results. You have to have:
>>>
>>> tiddlerA [[-tiddler-with-dashes]]
>>>
>>> and I guess that's fine, but it looks like this case has never been 
>>> considered.
>>>
>>> Either
>>>
>>> $tw.utils.stringifyList needs to properly wrap such tiddlers in 
>>> brackets, which it currently doesn't, OR tiddlers starting with '+' or '-' 
>>> need to be prohibited. I'm actually leaning toward prohibiting it, because 
>>> otherwise this can cause confusion for users who want to do something like 
>>> have "--Homepage--" be their Default tiddler, but when they put that in the 
>>> setting, it doesn't work, because the instructions don't mention that 
>>> dashes would need to be wrapped. Tiddlywiki already prohibits brackets. Why 
>>> not this too?
>>>
>>> -Flibbles
>>>
>>

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