On Friday, December 13, 2013 8:16:47 AM UTC+1, Stephan Hradek wrote:
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>
>>
>> ... If I say [tag[test]] I want to get a list of tiddlers tagged test
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>
> Okay… So what do you have to do if you want all system tiddlers tagged
> "test"? [tag[test]is[system]] right? I feel it's more logical to write it
> differently
> (contains "test" (tags (system)))
>
we may agree, to disagree here :)
I think, we don't need a new filter syntax. We need better documentation
for the existion one. Atm it is one page [1] TiddlerFilters.
IMO to unlock the power we'll need at least one example + description
(what's going on) for every parameter on this page.
+ With TW "the thing" is a tiddler.
+ So imo there is some more background info needed about: "What is a
Tiddler".
+ Some definitions ... eg: title, tags, shadow and system ...
+ Why is it so powerfull ...
+ What does this mean for a user
+ What does this mean for a dev (eg: the mapping between edit mode and the
file on the harddisk)
+ ...
The filter syntax parser may need some adjustments too, to make everything
consistent. eg: whitespace for readability should not disable the filter
function.
@Jeremy,
I'm not complaining about the docs. I'm just thinking about, how to improve
it :)
have fun!
mario
[1] http://five.tiddlywiki.com/static/TiddlerFilters
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