On Friday, June 7, 2013 8:14:22 PM UTC+2, Arc Acorn wrote: > > Decided to move this over where since it's entirely Dev now. > > "As I wrote in the other cm topic, I don't want to invest more time into > cm v2.x library." > I was under the impression that since the typo.js trick was working with > the overlay system that it was independent of the version of codemirror. > I think the cm-addon system hasn't changed that much. But Marijn (the author) improves some addons from time to time. So the "problem" are the "small" changes which have to be tested again, if you use a new version. So it's important, to have a build - test (TW integration) - deploy system, that doesn't involve too many manual steps. ...
----- some somewhat related info. My code repo is at github and is outdated now (v2.23) [1] This repo uses some "old" ruby tools and a Makefile to build TW2 for testing and is able to (automatically) upload the plugins to codemirror-plugins space. The ruby stuff is not maintained anymore and I needed to install the whole ruby dev system, only to build TW2. So I'm happy to get rid of it. Jeremy created TiddlyWiki5, which is a "hybrid app". It can run stand alone in the browser and it can be used to create TW2 and TW5 "editions", with the help of nodejs. It can even run with a small local nodejs server as a backend. So you don't have the security issues of modern browsers. At the moment, I try to integrate the "TW5 builds TW2" mechanism [2] into the codemirror repo [2], which makes it possible to do most stuff automatically. Testing would be much easier too. The new process is more powerfull, than the old one but I need to dig into the detailes, since I did use some "special tricks" to build the codemirror library. When the new build mechanism works, I will freeze the cm-plugins to v2.38. Github will keep this version as a "tag". So it is possible to maintain it, even if I update my plugins to v3. ... At the moment I did a manual update, which is a lot more work and quite error prone. So that's why I'm not keen to add new stuff to it. ---------------- Overall the 3.x version dose look pretty nice, I wished I could help but > really my skills end at bizarre hacking. > You did patch the codemirror.js library. IMO this is not possible for a noob :) I'd be happy, if someone is interested and can test new stuff. I designed the plugins, that thay work the way I like it. Which doesn't mean others like it too. So feedback is allways welcome. Especially if they reflect a different point of view and there are good arguments :) -m [1] https://github.com/pmario/tw.CodeMirrorPlugin [2] https://github.com/pmario/tw2.plugin-dev-template-node -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWikiDev" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywikidev?hl=en. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
