Mark S. wrote: > > That looks very nice. Are you using notepad for all this? >
No, I use EditPadPro, a programmers text editor that you can configure for layouts like this. I did the layout that way because reading stuff in a console I think needs a very clear layout. But, having done it, actually think its too much to have all that in the console?? Most of it would go to a help wiki?? | wikidir= > | Optional. Useful if your wikis are nested under one > directory. > > I've been thinking that the way it might work is instead to have a section > "wikidirs". Then under > the section you could have > > mydir1=c:\temp\mywikis > mydir2=d:\other\path\wikis > > At start-up, the process would examine each of these directories, and then > add any htm, html, tw files to the existing list > of files to be restored. The obvious caveat would be that the directories > could not contain any htm, html, tw files that > you would not want to be written over from their corresponding file in the > downloads directory. TiddlyWiki.html and empty.html > files would be the more obvious examples. And of course the stem names > should not clash with names that are already being > restored via file=...\my.html. > Very neat idea! Basically does what TonyM wanted to. Making it dynamic has the real advantage that if you rename, move, add or delete any wiki under any [wikidir] Polly will register it. Simplies things very well. TT -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/6efdf418-fd9a-4871-aec2-28208059e390%40googlegroups.com.
