>From my testing I don't see how "<<newTiddler 
fields:"readabletitle:newTitle">>"  could for what I want.
It makes a new tiddler and makes the field but if I don't change the field 
to the actual tiddler title it just names itself "newTitle"
Which dose at least insure that there is a value, but I'm manly looking for 
a way to reduce copy/past action when I make a new tiddler where the 
machine name is also what the readable/display name is going to be.

As for:
"How did you create your "machine" tiddlers? 
I do know, how your view template and edit template work and what you 
want to do. I just don't understand the advantage of your usecase."

The advantages are very much vanity in how things are displayed however 
there are other uses as well: 

Example:
This is a screenshot of a mock book outline similar to what I actually use, 
as you'll notice very quickly this isn't really possible using the normal 
title system in Tw, however using Machine/Display pairs 
it's perfectly doable.
<https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-2uSNu4e3zmE/UUy5VXm4tgI/AAAAAAAAAFw/jCFjOedIQSM/s1600/2013-03-22_130350_cr.jpg>
In order to make the same tree using only the unique Tw titles is messy and 
highly undesirable.

<https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-uv_tBW9XvXs/UUy9t90CXfI/AAAAAAAAAF4/PRO4IBrLxoE/s1600/2013-03-22_132235_cr.jpg>
Outside of my own writing work however a Machine/Display title pair would 
also be of benefit to anyone who wants to use Tw as a CMS just as you use 
the same system in nearly any other CMS.

On Friday, March 22, 2013 8:27:31 AM UTC-7, PMario wrote:
>
> In TiddlyWiki the tiddler title is designed to be human readable. 
> Everything else will cause some trouble. 
>
> IMO this 
>
> <<newTiddler fields:"readabletitle:newTitle">> 
>
> should do the trick, if you use the "new tiddler" button to create a 
> tiddler. 
>
> If you did create your "machine" tiddlers with a program, it won't be 
> that easy. 
>
> ---- 
>
> I think it will be hard to modify story.saveTiddler. 
>
> I'd go with TiddlyWiki.prototype.saveTiddler -> store.saveTiddler. 
> These 2 functions are completely different. 
>
> I did have a closer look allready, but everything is very hacky at the 
> moment. So nothing to share. yet. 
>
> ---- 
>
> How did you create your "machine" tiddlers? 
>
> I do know, how your view template and edit template work and what you 
> want to do. I just don't understand the advantage of your usecase. 
>
> have fun! 
> -mario 
>

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