For what I'm planning to use it for, "large" could easily be the
equivalent of dozens of typed pages.
I think my question can be simplified down to: if I call
getTiddlerText("ExampleTiddler") during the rendering of
ExampleTiddler, and the rendering of ExampleTiddler creates a
TiddlyButton, the handler of which *also* calls
getTiddlerText("ExampleTiddler"), can I count on
getTiddlerText("ExampleTiddler") returning *the same text* both
times? Or is it possible that something else might change the
contents of ExampleTiddler even though the user didn't open
ExampleTiddler for editing*?
Thanks again,
-AF
* If the user did open ExampleTiddler for editing, the button of
course would be re-rendered on closing.
On Oct 20, 4:07 pm, PMario <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Oct 20, 6:56 pm, Antaeus Feldspar <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Because I expect that the text between the delimiters may be very
> > large, I'd rather not be copying the entire text into memory, so the
> > alternative I was planning to use was to store the offsets at which
> > the delimited text had been found, and have the interface element
> > display the substring of getTiddlerText that occurs between those
> > offsets when it's called upon to display the text.
>
> What is "large"?
>
> TiddlyWiki has some tags, that can "hide" tiddlers from end users:
> excludeLists
> excludeSearch
> excludeMissing
>
> If you use all 3 of them most end users won't see these tiddlers. If
> this is not enough, with some tweaking, it would be possible to remove
> the edit tiddler button if a tiddler is tagged exclude* ...
>
> -m
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