[tw] Re: macro is dead in my wiki

[Tobias Beer]

Hi Attila,


   1. Does the same process also fail on an empty TiddlyWiki?
   2. Did you try to remove the offending tiddler?
   3. Otherwise, drag your wiki onto the ugrader on TiddlyWiki.com and 
   deselect that one, then import and download.

Once your wiki is working again as expected, try to reproduce step by step, 
*precisely* *what* you did and *how* and let us know at what point it 
breaks.

Best wishes,

Tobias.

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[tw] Re: macro is dead in my wiki

[Mat]

Hi Attila. If all macros are gone then I doubt TW would work at all, so I'm 
guessing your problem only concerns the "Documentation Macros" that you 
mention. For example, you can see if, say, the *version *macro works by 
typing in <> and you will hopefully see 5.1.13.

Merely installing the documentation macros does not mean you've installed 
the actual documentation texts. Is that what you were trying?

<:-)

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[tw] macro is dead in my wiki

[Attila Balázs]

Hi guys!

In TiddlyWiki files I can not use macro. All is gone, I don't know why. 
I copiede the Documentation Macros tiddler form the homepage to my 
TiddlyWiki, but I see nothing. The last  columns is empty in my TiddlyWiki. 
Can I install something special or what happening?
I try to use under firefox with the TiddlyFox! extension but all macros is 
gone. I am using the last wersion 5.1.13, under Debian, and Win7 I have got 
the same problem with both operating system.
Do you know any solution for my problem?

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Re: [tw] [TW5] Impressions thus far (and TW on node.js on Android)

[Arlen Beiler]

Was just going to mention Termux as well. Also, check out the Hacker
Keyboard available in the Play Store. It is a keyboard with all the useful
buttons that you need in a terminal. By default it shows up in landscape
mode and just displays a regular keyboard in portrait mode.

On Termux, to install nodejs you just need to run apt install node, or
something like that. Also, long press on the screen and tap More... and
then help to find a lot of useful information. For Termux, it uses the
volume buttons for modifier keys, so check that out in the help as well.

Enjoy!

On Fri, Oct 21, 2016 at 3:31 PM, Xavier Cazin  wrote:

> Hi Timothy,
>
> You really should try the Termux open source app : this is both a full
> Linux box and a terminal, so you get node.js, git, etc... for the same
> price (free).
>
> You can then do things like serving your wikis to a browser running on the
> localhost or even to browsers running on other hosts in your local network
> (provided that you set the host parameter to 0.0.0.0 when running the
> *--server* TW5 command). Just as they were served from a standard
> computer, actually.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Xavier.
>
> -- Xavier Cazin
>
> On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 2:41 AM, Timothy Sanders  wrote:
>
>> This is fantastic, thank you for posting it.
>>
>> I'm eager to set up a similar workflow for myself with tw5 and my mobile
>> device and desktop computer.
>>
>> My needs are that I need to be able to access my wiki without the
>> guarantee of an Internet connection on my mobile device, and also, I would
>> really need to be able to use git to track changes between multiple
>> instances of my wiki.
>> I was thinking of using this:
>> https://github.com/simonthum/git-sync
>>
>> And having a bare repo that my devices sync to, where each device has a
>> unique git username. Since I'm the only one using it, it's unlikely to be
>> out of sync, but if it does have a conflict, the daemon stops, and can
>> signal me that I need to merge changes. I could even do it completely
>> within tw5. The git-sync daemon could add its sync logs to the wiki, and
>> add tiddler if it exits on failure. It could even be possible to merge
>> within tw5. And I could have the most recent sync log in a .tid that is
>> ignored, until after the sync succeeds or fails.
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[tw] Re: [TW5] Code Block And Hard Linebreaks

[Mark Heptinstall]

Actually it looks like it is an issue with the Highlight.js plugin rather 
than Tiddlywiki, removing the plugin the code block renders with hard 
linebreaks without having to specify them and the text is inline.



On Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 8:29:17 PM UTC+1, Mark Heptinstall wrote:
>
> Is it possible to have hard linebreaks combined with a code block? I am 
> placing an SQL script within a code block but I am finding the indentation 
> to be off.
> Using hard linebreaks within a code block the indentation is correct but 
> the """ is displayed at the top and bottom of the code block.
>

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Re: [tw] [TW5] Code Block And Hard Linebreaks

[Mark Heptinstall]

Windows 10 and tried in latest Chrome and Firefox

If I do the following the """ are visible in the code block and the ColumnB 
text is not inline with ColumnA, it looks there are two tabs.

```sql
"""
SELECT
ColumnA
, ColumnB

FROM
TableA
"""
```

If I do the following then it looks like hard linebreaks are working, 
ColumnB text is inline with ColumnA text but it does not render as a code 
block.
`sql is visible at the top and """ is visible at the bottom

"""
```sql
SELECT
ColumnA
, ColumnB

FROM
TableA
```
"""

If I remove the """ then ColumnB text is not inline with ColumnA, it looks 
there are two tabs.


On Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 9:51:14 PM UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> Hi Mark
>
> Is it possible to have hard linebreaks combined with a code block? I am 
> placing an SQL script within a code block but I am finding the indentation 
> to be off.
> Using hard linebreaks within a code block the indentation is correct but 
> the """ is displayed at the top and bottom of the code block.
>
>
> Code blocks support hard line breaks by default; the following should be 
> set in monospace with hard line breaks:
>
> ```
> 'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
>   Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
> All mimsy were the borogoves,
>   And the mome raths outgrabe.
> ```
>
> If you’re seeing something different there may be a problem. What 
> operating system and browser are you using?
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
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Re: [tw] [TW5] Avoid the "Recent" tab

[Mark Heptinstall]

Thanks, was this information already in the documentation?

I'm very new to TiddlyWiki so may have been looking in the wrong place.

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>
> Can the Recent tab be disabled?
>
>
> Yes, just delete the tag "$:/tags/SideBar” from the tiddler 
> "$:/core/ui/SideBar/Recent”.
>
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[tw] Re: sync tiddlywiki accross machines

[Tobias Beer]

Hi Martin,
 

>  - When switching from one device to the other (note that most devices 
> stay up even when I'm working on another one), I often need to restart the 
> nodejs server, otherwise it does not seem to be seeing the changes that 
> DropBox pushed to the folder in the mean time;
>

That is how the server works atm, I believe. If you make local changes, you 
need to restart the server for them to be available in a rendered wiki 
(elsewhere). I think this is so, since the sync issues that otherwise need 
to be overcome are quite significant.

 - In the tiddlers folder, many files seem to have many versions, .tid, 
> .tid.tid, .tid.tid.tid, .tid.tid.tid.tid, .tid.tid.tid.tid.tid, …


That's a bug being fixed with the next version

Best wishes,

Tobias.

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[tw] sync tiddlywiki accross machines

[Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaartin]

Dear all:

I thought my setup was pretty solid: I run tiddlywiki using nodejs on 
multiple linux (and one macos) desktop/laptop and an android phone; the 
TiddlyWiki folder being synchronized using DropBox. However I am getting 
multiple issues:
 - When switching from one device to the other (note that most devices stay 
up even when I'm working on another one), I often need to restart the 
nodejs server, otherwise it does not seem to be seeing the changes that 
DropBox pushed to the folder in the mean time;
 - In the tiddlers folder, many files seem to have many versions, .tid, 
.tid.tid, .tid.tid.tid, .tid.tid.tid.tid, .tid.tid.tid.tid.tid, …;
 - When switching from one device to the other I often get multiple draft 
versions of non-draft tiddlers, multiple draft versions of deleted 
tiddlers, deleted tags, …
How can I strengthen my setup? What is the best way to sync a nodejs 
tiddlywiki across multiple devices? Thanks!

Martin

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