Hello coreDevs, I wonder why tiddler sections are pieces of tw-code from one !! to another !!!!. As an alternative, I'd imagine the tree structure of sections meaning that in following tw-code
!Section ...1 !!Subsection ...2 !!Another subsection ...3 there's a section Section which contains ...1 !!Subsection ...2 !!Another Subsection ...3 and also sections Subsection and Another Subsection which contain ...2 and ...3 respectively. So, my first question is whether such a design is somewhat deliberate or just the "as is" state which can be improved? Also, I'd like to propose to add some syntax which ends a section and is not treated as a beginnig of a new section, like !!!<end> For instance, if elephants are described in a tiddler (somewhat like an article is written) and there's a subsection !!African elephants which is followed by some notes and then by the subsection !!Asian elephants it would be convenient to write !!African elephants [smth about african elephants] !!<end> [some notes] !!Asian elephants [smth about asian elephants] These two issues has the same aim: to make of sections a really useful tool to extract semantically separated parts of content. As for now, it's more convenient to use sections only for constructions like <<slider .. [[thisTiddler##hiddenSection]] ....>/% !hiddenSection ... !end %/ and in the case of elephants -- to use <<tiddler>> macros for each subsection (thanks to Eric there's also QuickEditPackage which contains the "split" button). -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWikiDev" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywikidev?hl=en.
