date:20200728

Using the *_canonical_uri *solves the problem of the icon with an external 
image. However, I'd like to find a way to do it in a more automated way 
because my main goal is to integrate TiddlyWiki with another external web 
application that I'm developing...

Basically, I have an API of images with all tiddlers' titles... The address 
is something like the following:

http://localhost:/myapi/images?name={{{tiddler's title is here}}}

For me it would be great if I could add this icon directly on the .tid 
file. I imagine something like:

created: 20180624045100371
list: 
modified: 20180814143935323
tags: [[sample]]
title: This is the title of my tiddler
icon: http://localhost:/myapi/images?name={{{title}}}
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki

Is it possible to do something like that on TiddlyWiki? For me that would 
be perfect because it'd be a simple way of having an icon that depends on 
the title of the tiddler that is being created...

Automating the* _canonical_uri* seems a little hard for me because I'd have 
to create a different tiddler for the image and I'd still have to find a 
way to fill the icon field in an automated way (which I don't know if it's 
a simple thing to do)... Do you see alternatives solutions to this problem?

A different approach that I've thought would be giving up of the icon 
besides the title and just putting it on the first line of the tiddler... 
So it'd be something like:

created: 20180624045100371
list: 
modified: 20180814143935323
tags: [[sample]]
title: This is the title of my tiddler
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki

[img[http://localhost:/myapi/images?name={{{title}}}]

But for this solution I'd need two different things:

   1. Getting the title of the tiddler from within it and using it as a 
   parameter for my link
   2. Configuring TiddlyWiki to include 
   *[img[http://localhost:/myapi/images?name={{{title}}}]* on the first 
   line of all new tiddlers that are created

Are those two things possible?

Pointing me to the right directions here would help me lot already :)...  
Now I'm still a little lost on where I should start with tiddlywiki :)

On Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 1:01:31 AM UTC-3, TW Tones wrote:
>
> Rafael,
>
> Just read the first three paragraphs here 
> , and ignore the node JS stuff.
>
> https://tiddlywiki.com/#ExternalImages
>
> I suggest searching tiddlywiki.com before the forums because if you are 
> not careful you will come up with old an superseded information. eg April 
> 2016 was more than 4 years ago.
>
> Regards
> TW Tones
>
> On Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 1:00:01 PM UTC+10, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>>
>> Hi everyone, I'm bringing up this issue again because I also have this 
>> issue but with a small difference. I'm new here, in cases like this would 
>> it be better opening a new issue or it's ok to write on old ones like I'm 
>> doing now?
>>
>> I have the same issue of peter but in my case I'd like to bring this 
>> image from a webpage... Like I'd normally do inside a tiddler with * 
>> [img[https://mypage/img.png ]]*. Is it possible 
>> to do? Or does it work only if I import my image to TiddlyWiki?
>>
>> On Saturday, April 23, 2016 at 11:03:25 AM UTC-3, Mat wrote:
>>>
>>> Peter, do what Evolena suggested. To clarify;
>>>
>>>
>>>1. Import your images.
>>>2. In the tiddler you want to use it, create an icon field for it - 
>>>i.e; in the tiddler edit view, you see the features to create new fields 
>>> at 
>>>the bottom. Type in "icon" as field name and the name of the image as 
>>> field 
>>>value and click "Add".
>>>3. Save tiddler.
>>>
>>> Easy peasy. And if you later update the image (i.e import a new image 
>>> and give it the same title as the last image tiddler) it will automatically 
>>> update in all the places you're using it.
>>>
>>> <:-)
>>>
>>>

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[tw5] Re: [TiddlyMaps] Can the viewbox be smaller by default?

2020-07-28 Thread Jon

Hi Prestige, 

It might be better asking over here: 
https://github.com/felixhayashi/TW5-TiddlyMap/issues

Regards
Jon

On Wednesday, 29 July 2020 00:40:16 UTC+1, Prestige wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> To the users of TiddlyMaps: I just need a small live screen, thats all, is 
> it possible to fix the window size? or with an option to have fullscreen 
> when needed only??
>
> Regards,
> Prestige
>

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[tw5] Re: Is it possible to create a macro that makes the focus of the page change to the tiddler's body instead of its title when I click on edit?

Thanks

On Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 12:44:53 AM UTC-3, Eric Shulman wrote:
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:17:10 PM UTC-7, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>>
>>  I've started using the vim mode with codemirror on my TiddlyWiki today. 
>> But one thing that bothers me is that when I click to edit my tiddler the 
>> focus of the text is on my tiddler's title instead of its body.
>> Is it possible to create a macro that changes this behavior focusing on 
>> the text of my tiddler when I open it for editing? Or any alternative way 
>> of doing it (without creating a macro)?
>> As I also use the vimium c extension on the browser to navigate through 
>> pages I think my flow would be better with this small difference...
>>
>
> In the $:/ControlPanel, Info, Basic tab, there is a setting for: *Default 
> focus field for new tiddlers *
> which has a droplist offering choices: *title*, *tags*, *text*, *type*, 
> or *fields*
>
> For your specific use-case, just choose "text", and you should be ready to 
> go.
>
> enjoy,
> -e
>

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[tw5] Re: [theme] Presenting "Mono" theme

JD,

I note at http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/ the 
tiddler http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/#TiddlyFox%20Apocalypse

Will mislead, Timimi is a more than adequate replacement for the old 
tiddlyfox see here 
https://tiddlywiki.com/#Timimi%3A%20WebExtension%20and%20Native%20Host%20by%20Riz

Regards
Tony

On Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 1:50:48 AM UTC+10, JD wrote:
>
> Hello! 
>
> Not an update to this theme (although please resend bug reports, prior 
> notifications are hard to sift through I'm sorry!)
>
> I added a Stylesheet that will make Mono.theme compatible with the very 
> very cool Stories plugin 
> . 
>
> http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/ 
> > Then the tiddler: 
> *$:/themes/jd/Mono/Stylesheet/StoriesPluginCompatibility*
>
> I tested the above stylesheet with:
> > https://giffmex.org/stroll/empty.html
> > https://akhater.github.io/drift/
>
> Please do send issues my way!
>
> -jd
>
>
> On Monday, February 4, 2019 at 8:08:01 AM UTC+9, JD wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> JD here, offering a kind of stark theme that incorporates my most 
>> personal needs for a writing interface:
>>
>> [x] Sidebar to the <- left
>> [x] Built-in mobile layout
>> [x] Centered story river (when sidebar is closed)
>> [x] Sidebar segments visibility toggler at Control Panel 
>> [x] TopLeftBar buttons visibility toggler at Control Panel 
>> [x] EmptyStoryMessage template
>> [x] Splashcreen template
>> [x] TiddlerFrame style
>> [x] AdvancedSearch tabs on TopRightBar searchbar
>> [x] TopRightBar searchbar you can create a tiddler from like NTFS or NTFS19
>> [x] Font scroller button
>> [x] Day/night palete switcher button
>>
>>
>> *Here is the main conceit of the mobile UI:*
>>
>> The main change has been to TopBarLeft and TopBarRight. They are still 
>> separated, but are now contained in a wrapper, like this:
>>
>>
>> 
>> 
>> (items tagged $:/tags/TopLeftBar)
>> 
>> 
>> (items tagged $:/tags/TopRightBar)
>> 
>> 
>>
>>
>> On desktop, the wrapper, tc-topbar, is by default arranged in a row... 
>> but on mobile it has this: flex-wrap: wrap;... so if tc-topbar-left has 
>> width: 
>> 100%;, tc-topbar-right will automatically be stacked below it.
>>
>>
>> By combining the left and right topbars, the special class 
>> tc-adjust-top-of-scroll is now incorporated to both 
>> the TopBarLeft and TopBarRight templates. This is especially useful for 
>> mobile UI.
>>
>>
>> I might extract just this bit into the next iteration of my MobilePlugin, 
>> albeit it will only be for TW5.1.19 and above.
>>
>>
>> You can try it out, and install from here:
>>
>>
>> http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/
>>
>>
>> A future update would be this:
>>
>>
>> [ ] hoverable buttons <- for next update
>>
>> [ ] hoverable topbar on desktop <- for next update
>>
>>  and some other stuff I'm forgetting right now
>>
>>
>> I've been using this with BTC's app, and it works so nice so I'm sharing 
>> this with you all :D
>>
>>
>> -jd
>>
>>
>> P.S.: 
>>
>>
>> Shoutout to BTC and his amazing development! I love it and it's great 
>> with an automatic GoogleDrive android->desktop syncer
>>
>>
>> Thank you everyone for the inspiration!
>>
>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: Image before Tiddler possible?

Rafael,

Just read the first three paragraphs here 
, and ignore the node JS stuff.

https://tiddlywiki.com/#ExternalImages

I suggest searching tiddlywiki.com before the forums because if you are not 
careful you will come up with old an superseded information. eg April 2016 
was more than 4 years ago.

Regards
TW Tones

On Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 1:00:01 PM UTC+10, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>
> Hi everyone, I'm bringing up this issue again because I also have this 
> issue but with a small difference. I'm new here, in cases like this would 
> it be better opening a new issue or it's ok to write on old ones like I'm 
> doing now?
>
> I have the same issue of peter but in my case I'd like to bring this image 
> from a webpage... Like I'd normally do inside a tiddler with * 
> [img[https://mypage/img.png ]]*. Is it possible 
> to do? Or does it work only if I import my image to TiddlyWiki?
>
> On Saturday, April 23, 2016 at 11:03:25 AM UTC-3, Mat wrote:
>>
>> Peter, do what Evolena suggested. To clarify;
>>
>>
>>1. Import your images.
>>2. In the tiddler you want to use it, create an icon field for it - 
>>i.e; in the tiddler edit view, you see the features to create new fields 
>> at 
>>the bottom. Type in "icon" as field name and the name of the image as 
>> field 
>>value and click "Add".
>>3. Save tiddler.
>>
>> Easy peasy. And if you later update the image (i.e import a new image and 
>> give it the same title as the last image tiddler) it will automatically 
>> update in all the places you're using it.
>>
>> <:-)
>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: Image before Tiddler possible?

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:00:01 PM UTC-7, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>
> I have the same issue of peter but in my case I'd like to bring this image 
> from a webpage... Like I'd normally do inside a tiddler with * 
> [img[https://mypage/img.png ]]*. Is it possible 
> to do? Or does it work only if I import my image to TiddlyWiki?
>

There are four ways to show images in TW5:
* using embedded image tiddlers (encoded binary as base64 text in tiddlers 
with the type field set to a suitable image/* MIME type
* using external URL references (e.g., https:/mypage/img.png)
* using the _canonical_uri field to create image tiddlers that point to 
external URI references
* using pure HTML syntax  just like any other web page

see this PermaView link at TiddlyWiki.com for more info:
https://tiddlywiki.com/#Images%20in%20WikiText:%5B%5BImages%20in%20WikiText%5D%5D%20ImageWidget%20ExternalImages

enjoy,
-e

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[tw5] Re: CSV table

Eric, Ankit,

Sorry, I may have made an ass out of my self by ass'uming. 

As you point Eric out the csv needs to be "strict" and can't contain 
complex data in cells such as additional commas. 

I don't dispute what you are saying only that there are many cases where 
this simple and strict CSV standard is available so a simple parser works. 
This is even more so the case if you control the source of the CSV records 
because you can ensure they comply with these simple standards.

Ankit - If your need varies from this simple standard, do ask for a fix, 
otherwise a more robust solution like Eric's is essential.

Regards
TW Tones



On Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 1:37:00 PM UTC+10, Eric Shulman wrote:
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 6:05:34 PM UTC-7, TW Tones wrote:
>>
>> If you paste the content of a csv file into a tiddler, or drop it on the 
>> wiki it is imported as csv. It is then surprisingly simple to parse it into 
>> separate tiddlers or directly to display a table. No extra manual work.
>> 
>> <$list filter="[[TransactionHistory.csv]get[text]splitregexp[\n]]" 
>> variable=row>
>> 
>><$list filter="[split[,]]" variable=cell>
>> <>
>>
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>
>> This is actually not sufficient to handle all CSV output.  If a "cell" in 
> CSV *contains a comma as content*,
> then the entire cell content is wrapped in quotes, like this:
> foo, bar, "baz, has a comma", mumble, frotz, "gronk has one, too", snork, 
> snerfle
>
> which contains cells:
> baz, has a comma
> and
> gronk has one, too
>
> Unfortunately, CSV doesn't use quotes around *every cell* (i.e., even the 
> ones without commas),
> so it's not possible to incorporate simple split[", "] handling into the 
> filter logic.  
>
> Even worse, a cell can contain literal quotes as well, which are 
> automatically *doubled* to distinguish
> them from quotes used as cell delimiters... and they don't even have to be 
> matched pairs of quotes!
>
> Thus:
> foo, bar, "baz, has ""a"" comma", mumble, ""frotz"", "gronk has ""one 
> quote, too", snork, snerfle
> contains cells:
> baz, has "a" comma
> and
> "frotz"
> and
> gronk has "one quote, too
>
> To make the problem yet still more complicated, cell values in CSV can 
> also contain literal newlines which,
> similar to cells containing commas, are also contained within quotes as 
> delimiters.
>
> Thus, this can be *one* row in CSV:
> foo, bar, "baz, has ""a"" comma", "mumble
> ""two"" lines, and a comma", ""frotz"", "gronk has ""one quote, too", 
> snork, snerfle
> which contains the cell:
> mumble
> "two" lines, and a comma
>
> So it's not even possible to use splitregexp[\n] to get each row of the 
> input, unless you first recognize when
> a newline is within a quoted cell value.
>
> Back in the TWC days, I wrote a javascript-based handler that accounted 
> for these difficult cases, but the
> code wasn't trivial... here's a link to my code: 
> http://tiddlytools.com/#CreateTiddlersFromCSV
>
> As you can see, I had to go to great lengths to juggle the input, 
> converting embedded commas and
> newlines into placeholders !~comma~! and !~newline~! just to be able to 
> split it into lines and cells,
> and then convert the placeholders back to embedded literals when 
> processing the cell values.
>
> I suppose something similar *might* be possible using TW5 filter logic, 
> but it's certainly a lot more
> complicated than the algorithm you indicated.
>
> Sometimes, you just need a scalpel instead of a hammer, even if there are 
> nails to deal with!
>
> -e
>
>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Prestige,

You have the right approach. Evolve your wiki as you go, just use a backup 
process, so when making larger changes you don't destroy your data. Keep in 
mind you may divide it in future to more than one wiki.

Design you wiki so it is easy to separate the data from the workings, and 
it will be easy to migrate into another edition etc... eg give tiddlers a 
project or subject tag etc...

Regards
Tony


On Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 11:55:41 AM UTC+10, Prestige wrote:
>
> Tony,
> Thanks for a wonderful reply. The ideas you convey will definitely add to 
> my learning, and I am already trying stuff with my limited knowlegde. The 
> thing is, I need to get started with the notemaking as the exams are 
> nearing, so kind of want the setup ready soon. I will keep on changing the 
> Wikis as per my needs maybe at time to time intervals when I have 'free 
> time' :p.
>
> But yes, I am very curious about the possiblities here at TiddlyWiki!
>
> I liked the idea of using TW5 for different purpose vehicles - I was 
> thinking on these lines too! Like,  can make my notes at one place and 
> import them later into Maps to study via views directly. Something like 
> that.
>
> Thanks again! I will keep posting queries and hope you will engage at some 
> point or the other :)
>
> Prestige
>
> On Wednesday, 29 July 2020 at 07:03:06 UTC+5:30 TW Tones wrote:
>
>> Prestige,
>>
>> I read your post yesterday, and only getting to reply today. I see there 
>> has being a lot of water under the bridge since then, however I want to 
>> share my approach to making use of different tools and editions available.
>>
>> may I suggest *"think outside the Box/tiddlywiki"*, I make use of 
>> multiple wikis mostly using Timimi in Chrome and Tiddlywiki but also 
>> TiddlyServer, TiddlyDesktop and Bob. This helps avoid too many clashed 
>> between editions and plugins etc...
>>
>>- I divide wikis by functional area and project etc... 
>>- with a couple dedicated to links, plugin library, reference 
>>material.
>>- I also have wikis that act as factories to create tools 
>>- Or sources of images and icons
>>- I have some dedicated to file conversion and imports I can then 
>>transfer to the destination wiki
>>
>> You could call this "meta tiddlywiki" or being god of your own 
>> Tiddlyverse"
>>
>> There are many tools and tricks can help with this 
>>
>>- such as Mohammads searchwikis that allows you to import multiple 
>>search index's into one wiki to search across multiple wikis.
>>- iframes to other wikis - you can drag and drop between them
>>- The new ZIP plugin
>>- and many more techniques
>>
>>
>> Drag and drop is also your friend, and more and more easy methods are 
>> coming available for quick interwiki transfers.
>>
>> Regards
>> Tony
>>
>>
>> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 9:06:22 PM UTC+10, Prestige wrote:
>>>
>>> Hey guys,
>>>
>>>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
>>> idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
>>> put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
>>> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
>>> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
>>> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
>>> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
>>> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
>>> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
>>> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
>>> 3. 
>>> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>>>
>>>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>>>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>>>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
>>>   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>>>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time 
>>>   too. but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too 
>>> many 
>>>   different .md files to handle.
>>>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
>>>   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
>>> like. 
>>>   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and 
>>> now I 
>>>   have a dilemma.
>>>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
>>>   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and 
>>> the 
>>>   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. 
>>> The 
>>>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
>>> so. 
>>>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
>>> from 
>>>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>>>
>>>
>>>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, 
>>>  an

[tw5] Re: Is it possible to create a macro that makes the focus of the page change to the tiddler's body instead of its title when I click on edit?

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:17:10 PM UTC-7, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>
>  I've started using the vim mode with codemirror on my TiddlyWiki today. 
> But one thing that bothers me is that when I click to edit my tiddler the 
> focus of the text is on my tiddler's title instead of its body.
> Is it possible to create a macro that changes this behavior focusing on 
> the text of my tiddler when I open it for editing? Or any alternative way 
> of doing it (without creating a macro)?
> As I also use the vimium c extension on the browser to navigate through 
> pages I think my flow would be better with this small difference...
>

In the $:/ControlPanel, Info, Basic tab, there is a setting for: *Default 
focus field for new tiddlers *
which has a droplist offering choices: *title*, *tags*, *text*, *type*, or 
*fields*

For your specific use-case, just choose "text", and you should be ready to 
go.

enjoy,
-e

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[tw5] Re: CSV table

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 6:05:34 PM UTC-7, TW Tones wrote:
>
> If you paste the content of a csv file into a tiddler, or drop it on the 
> wiki it is imported as csv. It is then surprisingly simple to parse it into 
> separate tiddlers or directly to display a table. No extra manual work.
> 
> <$list filter="[[TransactionHistory.csv]get[text]splitregexp[\n]]" 
> variable=row>
> 
><$list filter="[split[,]]" variable=cell>
> <>
>
> 
> 
> 
>
> This is actually not sufficient to handle all CSV output.  If a "cell" in 
CSV *contains a comma as content*,
then the entire cell content is wrapped in quotes, like this:
foo, bar, "baz, has a comma", mumble, frotz, "gronk has one, too", snork, 
snerfle

which contains cells:
baz, has a comma
and
gronk has one, too

Unfortunately, CSV doesn't use quotes around *every cell* (i.e., even the 
ones without commas),
so it's not possible to incorporate simple split[", "] handling into the 
filter logic.  

Even worse, a cell can contain literal quotes as well, which are 
automatically *doubled* to distinguish
them from quotes used as cell delimiters... and they don't even have to be 
matched pairs of quotes!

Thus:
foo, bar, "baz, has ""a"" comma", mumble, ""frotz"", "gronk has ""one 
quote, too", snork, snerfle
contains cells:
baz, has "a" comma
and
"frotz"
and
gronk has "one quote, too

To make the problem yet still more complicated, cell values in CSV can also 
contain literal newlines which,
similar to cells containing commas, are also contained within quotes as 
delimiters.

Thus, this can be *one* row in CSV:
foo, bar, "baz, has ""a"" comma", "mumble
""two"" lines, and a comma", ""frotz"", "gronk has ""one quote, too", snork, 
snerfle
which contains the cell:
mumble
"two" lines, and a comma

So it's not even possible to use splitregexp[\n] to get each row of the 
input, unless you first recognize when
a newline is within a quoted cell value.

Back in the TWC days, I wrote a javascript-based handler that accounted for 
these difficult cases, but the
code wasn't trivial... here's a link to my code: 
http://tiddlytools.com/#CreateTiddlersFromCSV

As you can see, I had to go to great lengths to juggle the input, 
converting embedded commas and
newlines into placeholders !~comma~! and !~newline~! just to be able to 
split it into lines and cells,
and then convert the placeholders back to embedded literals when processing 
the cell values.

I suppose something similar *might* be possible using TW5 filter logic, but 
it's certainly a lot more
complicated than the algorithm you indicated.

Sometimes, you just need a scalpel instead of a hammer, even if there are 
nails to deal with!

-e

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[tw5] Is it possible to create a macro that makes the focus of the page change to the tiddler's body instead of its title when I click on edit?

 I've started using the vim mode with codemirror on my TiddlyWiki today. 
But one thing that bothers me is that when I click to edit my tiddler the 
focus of the text is on my tiddler's title instead of its body.

Is it possible to create a macro that changes this behavior focusing on the 
text of my tiddler when I open it for editing? Or any alternative way of 
doing it (without creating a macro)?

As I also use the vimium c extension on the browser to navigate through 
pages I think my flow would be better with this little difference...

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[tw5] Re: [TWCrosslinks/TWBacklinking]Creating a table of content.

Edit:I will try TOC Generic meanwhile :)

On Wednesday, 29 July 2020 at 08:27:49 UTC+5:30 Prestige wrote:

> Hi Emily,
>I thought about the second method to have some sort of a content list 
> in the sidebar, but it involves me tagging every tiddler which makes my 
> Backlinking redundant (there will be two references sort of). I am looking 
> for something that uses backlinking links to generate a flow/list. I hope I 
> am clear?
> Prestige
>
>
> On Wednesday, 29 July 2020 at 08:20:36 UTC+5:30 twid...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Hi Prestige,
>>
>> If you mean an automatically generated TOC at, say, the bottom of the 
>> tiddler generated by links to it, I recommend the TOCgeneric plugin:
>>
>>
>>- at the bottom of every tiddler* all references is shown* in lists.
>>   - tags
>>   - backlinks
>>   - list (the content of the list field of the present tiddler)
>>   - listed (other tiddlers that have the tiddler in there list field)
>>- *all lists are collapsible*.
>>
>> ...
>> *show content of all tiddlers* (transclusions) in the lists 
>> etc. 
>>
>> I'm pretty sure this plugin provides viewing to back links so using this 
>> and Stroll's plugin for linking would be redundant.
>>
>> If you mean a TOC in the side bar, tag some tiddler with a title like 
>> TableOfContents with $:/tags/SideBar. Then tag each tiddler that you 
>> want to show on there with the title (in this case TableOfContents). 
>> Tiddlers tagged with the title of tiddlers that show up on the TOC also 
>> show up there and etc. You can use this method for adding new tabs in the 
>> sidebar in general, although themes may use different tags for tabs.
>>
>> Emily
>>
>> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 6:49:27 PM UTC-7 Prestige wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Hello all, 
>>>
>>>- Is there a was I could create a Table of Content automatically 
>>>from those refereces? [When Using TWCrosslinks or any other backlining 
>>>plugin]
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Prestige
>>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: [TWCrosslinks/TWBacklinking]Creating a table of content.

2020-07-28 Thread Life Glass

Prestige, 

It seems that the first plugin would be worth checking out...

Emily

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[tw5] Re: Image before Tiddler possible?

Hi everyone, I'm bringing up this issue again because I also have this 
issue but with a little difference. I'm new here, in cases like this would 
it be better opening a new issue or it's ok to write on old ones like I'm 
doing now?

I have the same issue of peter but in my case I'd like to bring this image 
from a webpage... Like I'd normally do inside a tiddler with * 
[img[https://mypage/img.png]]*. Is it possible to do? Or does it work only 
if I import my image to TiddlyWiki?

On Saturday, April 23, 2016 at 11:03:25 AM UTC-3, Mat wrote:
>
> Peter, do what Evolena suggested. To clarify;
>
>
>1. Import your images.
>2. In the tiddler you want to use it, create an icon field for it - 
>i.e; in the tiddler edit view, you see the features to create new fields 
> at 
>the bottom. Type in "icon" as field name and the name of the image as 
> field 
>value and click "Add".
>3. Save tiddler.
>
> Easy peasy. And if you later update the image (i.e import a new image and 
> give it the same title as the last image tiddler) it will automatically 
> update in all the places you're using it.
>
> <:-)
>
>

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[tw5] Re: [TWCrosslinks/TWBacklinking]Creating a table of content.

Hi Emily,
   I thought about the second method to have some sort of a content list in 
the sidebar, but it involves me tagging every tiddler which makes my 
Backlinking redundant (there will be two references sort of). I am looking 
for something that uses backlinking links to generate a flow/list. I hope I 
am clear?
Prestige


On Wednesday, 29 July 2020 at 08:20:36 UTC+5:30 twid...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi Prestige,
>
> If you mean an automatically generated TOC at, say, the bottom of the 
> tiddler generated by links to it, I recommend the TOCgeneric plugin:
>
>
>- at the bottom of every tiddler* all references is shown* in lists.
>   - tags
>   - backlinks
>   - list (the content of the list field of the present tiddler)
>   - listed (other tiddlers that have the tiddler in there list field)
>- *all lists are collapsible*.
>
> ...
> *show content of all tiddlers* (transclusions) in the lists 
> etc. 
>
> I'm pretty sure this plugin provides viewing to back links so using this 
> and Stroll's plugin for linking would be redundant.
>
> If you mean a TOC in the side bar, tag some tiddler with a title like 
> TableOfContents with $:/tags/SideBar. Then tag each tiddler that you want 
> to show on there with the title (in this case TableOfContents). Tiddlers 
> tagged with the title of tiddlers that show up on the TOC also show up 
> there and etc. You can use this method for adding new tabs in the sidebar 
> in general, although themes may use different tags for tabs.
>
> Emily
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 6:49:27 PM UTC-7 Prestige wrote:
>
>>
>> Hello all, 
>>
>>- Is there a was I could create a Table of Content automatically from 
>>those refereces? [When Using TWCrosslinks or any other backlining plugin]
>>
>> Regards,
>> Prestige
>>
>

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[tw5] Re: [TWCrosslinks/TWBacklinking]Creating a table of content.

2020-07-28 Thread twid...@gmail.com

Hi Prestige,

If you mean an automatically generated TOC at, say, the bottom of the 
tiddler generated by links to it, I recommend the TOCgeneric plugin:

- at the bottom of every tiddler* all references is shown* in lists.

   - tags
   - backlinks
   - list (the content of the list field of the present tiddler)
   - listed (other tiddlers that have the tiddler in there list field)

- *all lists are collapsible*
*show content of all tiddlers* (transclusions) in the lists 
etc. 

I'm pretty sure this plugin provides viewing to back links so using this 
and Stroll's plugin for linking would be redundant.

If you mean a TOC in the side bar, tag some tiddler with a title like 
TableOfContents with $:/tags/SideBar. Then tag each tiddler that you want 
to show on there with the title (in this case TableOfContents). Tiddlers 
tagged with the title of tiddlers that show up on the TOC also show up 
there and etc. You can use this method for adding new tabs in the sidebar 
in general, although themes may use different tags for tabs.

Emily

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 6:49:27 PM UTC-7 Prestige wrote:

>
> Hello all, 
>
>- Is there a was I could create a Table of Content automatically from 
>those refereces? [When Using TWCrosslinks or any other backlining plugin]
>
> Regards,
> Prestige
>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Tony,
Thanks for a wonderful reply. The ideas you convey will definitely add to 
my learning, and I am already trying stuff with my limited knowlegde. The 
thing is, I need to get started with the notemaking as the exams are 
nearing, so kind of want the setup ready soon. I will keep on changing the 
Wikis as per my needs maybe at time to time intervals when I have 'free 
time' :p.

But yes, I am very curious about the possiblities here at TiddlyWiki!

I liked the idea of using TW5 for different purpose vehicles - I was 
thinking on these lines too! Like,  can make my notes at one place and 
import them later into Maps to study via views directly. Something like 
that.

Thanks again! I will keep posting queries and hope you will engage at some 
point or the other :)

Prestige

On Wednesday, 29 July 2020 at 07:03:06 UTC+5:30 TW Tones wrote:

> Prestige,
>
> I read your post yesterday, and only getting to reply today. I see there 
> has being a lot of water under the bridge since then, however I want to 
> share my approach to making use of different tools and editions available.
>
> may I suggest *"think outside the Box/tiddlywiki"*, I make use of 
> multiple wikis mostly using Timimi in Chrome and Tiddlywiki but also 
> TiddlyServer, TiddlyDesktop and Bob. This helps avoid too many clashed 
> between editions and plugins etc...
>
>- I divide wikis by functional area and project etc... 
>- with a couple dedicated to links, plugin library, reference material.
>- I also have wikis that act as factories to create tools 
>- Or sources of images and icons
>- I have some dedicated to file conversion and imports I can then 
>transfer to the destination wiki
>
> You could call this "meta tiddlywiki" or being god of your own Tiddlyverse"
>
> There are many tools and tricks can help with this 
>
>- such as Mohammads searchwikis that allows you to import multiple 
>search index's into one wiki to search across multiple wikis.
>- iframes to other wikis - you can drag and drop between them
>- The new ZIP plugin
>- and many more techniques
>
>
> Drag and drop is also your friend, and more and more easy methods are 
> coming available for quick interwiki transfers.
>
> Regards
> Tony
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 9:06:22 PM UTC+10, Prestige wrote:
>>
>> Hey guys,
>>
>>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
>> idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
>> put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
>> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
>> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
>> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
>> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
>> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
>> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
>> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
>> 3. 
>> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>>
>>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
>>   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>>   different .md files to handle.
>>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
>>   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
>> like. 
>>   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and 
>> now I 
>>   have a dilemma.
>>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
>>   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and 
>> the 
>>   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
>> so. 
>>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
>> from 
>>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>>
>>
>>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
>> plug-ins of 
>>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
>> developer), 
>>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
>> images 
>>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
>> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>>  
>> 4. The queries: 
>>
>>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>>(my new favourite).
>

[tw5] Re: Export tiddlers as Zip file (from single HTML)

Bimlas et al...

I am correct in thinking we do not have a method to unzip a wiki within 
tiddlywiki?


   - Perhaps if it could do so and place the files into the import 
   mechanism for selective import, but I am not so sure how we would handle 
   non tid and non json files.
   - I wonder if the zip tool could create tiddlers that display the zips 
   readme.txt if it exists, in the tiddler view so some metadata is present.

Food for thought

Regards
Tony

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 7:37:07 PM UTC+10, bimlas wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> Before switching to a new note-taking program, we want to make sure that 
> if we don't like it, we can easily export our notes from it. In TiddlyWiki, 
> we have the option to bulk export in Advanced Search -> Filter, but there 
> is no option to return our notes as separate text files (just as Node.js 
> saves them).
>
> In TiddlyWiki prerelease, the JSZip plugin 
>  
> can create a Zip archive from multiple tiddlers. Combining this with the 
> existing ".tid file" exporter template becomes a bulk tiddler exporter.
>
> I have attached a demo version, import it into the 
> https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/ , go to $:/AdvancedSearch -> Filter 
> and write a custom filter expression into the entry 
> ("[!is[system]search[hello]limit[5]]" for example without quotes).
>
> *ATTENTION*! Don’t export too many tiddlers at once because the 
> TiddlyWiki window will not respond to anything until the export is complete.
>

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[tw5] [TWCrosslinks/TWBacklinking]Creating a table of content.


Hello all, 

   - Is there a was I could create a Table of Content automatically from 
   those refereces? [When Using TWCrosslinks or any other backlining plugin]

Regards,
Prestige

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Prestige,

I read your post yesterday, and only getting to reply today. I see there 
has being a lot of water under the bridge since then, however I want to 
share my approach to making use of different tools and editions available.

may I suggest *"think outside the Box/tiddlywiki"*, I make use of multiple 
wikis mostly using Timimi in Chrome and Tiddlywiki but also TiddlyServer, 
TiddlyDesktop and Bob. This helps avoid too many clashed between editions 
and plugins etc...

   - I divide wikis by functional area and project etc... 
   - with a couple dedicated to links, plugin library, reference material.
   - I also have wikis that act as factories to create tools 
   - Or sources of images and icons
   - I have some dedicated to file conversion and imports I can then 
   transfer to the destination wiki

You could call this "meta tiddlywiki" or being god of your own Tiddlyverse"

There are many tools and tricks can help with this 

   - such as Mohammads searchwikis that allows you to import multiple 
   search index's into one wiki to search across multiple wikis.
   - iframes to other wikis - you can drag and drop between them
   - The new ZIP plugin
   - and many more techniques


Drag and drop is also your friend, and more and more easy methods are 
coming available for quick interwiki transfers.

Regards
Tony

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 9:06:22 PM UTC+10, Prestige wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
>
>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the idea 
> of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to put my 
> use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
> 3. 
> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>
>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track on; 
>   interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>   different .md files to handle.
>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced repetetion 
>   in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam like. But 
> before 
>   finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and now I have a 
>   dilemma.
>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a shout 
>   of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and the 
> open 
>   source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, so. 
>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
> from 
>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>
>
>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
> plug-ins of 
>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
> developer), 
>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
> images 
>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>  
> 4. The queries: 
>
>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>(my new favourite).
>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features and 
>   looks of drift.
>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>   stroll and drift.
>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>tweak with what I know.
>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in 
>   notes without altering the setup once done.
>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>   - Currently, I do this way:
>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder

[tw5] Re: CSV table

Ankit,

No need for javascript here, a man with a hammer sees everything as a nail?

If you paste the content of a csv file into a tiddler, or drop it on the 
wiki it is imported as csv. It is then surprisingly simple to parse it into 
separate tiddlers or directly to display a table. No extra manual work.

Also prior to the xml parser there is the 
https://tiddlywiki.com/#XLSX%20Utilities%20Edition that goes from EXCEL to 
tiddlers.


<$list filter="[[TransactionHistory.csv]get[text]splitregexp[\n]]" 
variable=row>

   <$list filter="[split[,]]" variable=cell>
<>
   




This can be extended to obtain the first[] row as headings, and the 
"rest[]" and use that in the table.

However I in some cases I would be inclined to convert rows to tiddlers 
since the csv export can be used to send them back as a csv file.

Regards
Tony

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 6:14:08 PM UTC+10, Ankit wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to understand how the $$$text/csv parser works and as far as I 
> can see its using the underlying Csvparser function in the javascript - 
> $:/core/modules/parsers/csvparser.js
>
> I changed the line 
>
> var columns = lineText.split(",");
>
> To 
>
> var columns = lineText.split("#");
>
> In order to see if instead of comma another character will yield a quick 
> table but that did not work. What am i doing wrong and how can I achieve 
> the intended result?
>
> My motivation is this... as a programme manager, I rely on lot of excel 
> files flowing in and from time to time I take snapshots of information and 
> put as table on a tiddler. Problem is to convert that data into wiki table 
> requires me to first paste the data on notepad++ then search and replace 
> all tabs with | and then manually add | at beginning and end of the 
> lines... 
>
> I found the wonderful plugin by Joshua 
> https://joshuafontany.github.io/TW5-JsonMangler/ where he mentions using 
> CSV widget to parse the "character (not comma)" separated value data and a 
> quick test on demo shows that tables can be created instantaneously by 
> pasting data copied from excel into tiddler of type application/csv... 
> however when I tried to invoke application by means of $$$application/csv 
> it did not work.
>
> I will really appreciate some guidance on how to make it work.
>

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[tw5] Re: Export tiddlers as Zip file (from single HTML)

Bimlas et al.

Thanks for sharing this. It does open some new workflow possibilities. I 
have being playing with the zip possibilities a little as well.

   - I attached a Favicons SVG you may want to use.

Some other thoughts;

   - To make it universal perhaps a zip to .txt files option even if the 
   content is the same as tids, may be reassuring to some, given tids are a 
   "tiddlywiki" file.

Some play with your solution

   - I just exported [haschanged]] filter which may be good for a 
   progressive safety backup when making risky edits. 
  - The advantage being you can edit the "problem" tiddler in an 
  external editor  (after expanding the zip)  and drag and drop to return 
it. 
  - A lot easier than looking for the offending tiddler in a json file.
  - Allows you to drag different zip bundles of changes back to the 
  wiki and save them for history if needed
   - Extracting tiddlers in the zip to the local file system generates 
   files with the same time stamp, so subsequent edits are obvious.
   - The fact one can preview the contents of a zip file before installing 
   means packages of tiddlers can reviewed before dropping on a wiki (eg 
   readme)

The Zip facility as a whole. 

   - I can drop any zip on the wiki, then export that zip and unzip making 
   tiddlywiki the transport or zip publishing mechanism
  - In fact since a zip can contain anything including executable and 
  transport or publishing.
   - It would be nice if we can add a path to files names inside the zip
   - Would it not be marvellous if we can now use a mailto with the zip 
   file attached.

Next;

   - [selectively] Extracting tiddlers from the Zip "in wiki".
  - add adding a prefix as I do so.
   
Regards
TW Tones

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 7:37:07 PM UTC+10, bimlas wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> Before switching to a new note-taking program, we want to make sure that 
> if we don't like it, we can easily export our notes from it. In TiddlyWiki, 
> we have the option to bulk export in Advanced Search -> Filter, but there 
> is no option to return our notes as separate text files (just as Node.js 
> saves them).
>
> In TiddlyWiki prerelease, the JSZip plugin 
>  
> can create a Zip archive from multiple tiddlers. Combining this with the 
> existing ".tid file" exporter template becomes a bulk tiddler exporter.
>
> I have attached a demo version, import it into the 
> https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/ , go to $:/AdvancedSearch -> Filter 
> and write a custom filter expression into the entry 
> ("[!is[system]search[hello]limit[5]]" for example without quotes).
>
> *ATTENTION*! Don’t export too many tiddlers at once because the 
> TiddlyWiki window will not respond to anything until the export is complete.
>

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[tw5] Re: How can I activate the vim mode using the CodeMirror plugin with Tiddlywiki?

It worked now! The reload part I had done before but it didn't work too... 
Honestly, I don't know what was the problem. I just erased everything I had 
installed from codemirror and did it again from zero. After that it worked. 
I think it was some conflict between plugins because I had installed a lot 
of codemirror stuff while I was trying to make the vim mode work.

Thanks again for the responses!

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 7:52:12 PM UTC-3, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Also, you have to save and reload before the plugins become active. But 
> you probably knew that.
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 3:19:11 PM UTC-7, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>>
>> Do you mean changing the option *CodeMirror keymap* from *default* to* 
>> vim*? I've only activated this option after installing the plugin... In 
>> general vim commands are working fine. the only problem is that I'm not 
>> seeing a green block cursor showing where I am (on edit mode, the insert 
>> mode works fine). It's like using vim in a blind way because I can't see 
>> the word that I'm currently editing. 
>>
>

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[tw5] [TiddlyMaps] Can the viewbox be smaller by default?

Hello all,

To the users of TiddlyMaps: I just need a small live screen, thats all, is 
it possible to fix the window size? or with an option to have fullscreen 
when needed only??

Regards,
Prestige

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Re: [tw5] Re: CSV table

2020-07-28 Thread Ankit Mittal

Thanks Ton. Its very helpful indeed.

On Tue, 28 Jul 2020, 19:31 Ton Gerner,  wrote:

> Hi Ankit,
>
> Try http://skplugins.tiddlyspot.com/#TableHelper
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ton
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[tw5] Re: Time Tracking in TiddlyWiki?

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 3:25:44 PM UTC-7, Mat wrote:
>
> Eric Shulman wrote:
>>
>> * SampleCountdownSequence now does cycles!
>>
>
> Yehaaww!
>  
>
>> Demo is 10 minutes work session followed by 2 minutes break time, 
>> repeated 5 times
>> (1 hour total).
>>
>
> Good demo choice ;-) ;-) 
>  
>
>> Let me know what else it should do...
>>
>
> 1) RSOE at when worksession 4 break is to start. "Uncaught RangeError: 
> Maximum call stack size exceeded"
>

I have not seen this error, and I've run through the whole sequence of 5 
work sessions/break times (with shortened times of 1 minute work and 15 
seconds break).   Can you tell me more about what happened?  Can you 
reproduce it with the latest version (just updated to add configuration 
controls)

> 2) For the *practical* use of these CountdownSequences, it would be neat 
> if it is possible to *define sessions* that one can select. I imagine a 
> little form where you fill in the session name and its steps, something 
> like so (copied straight from my actual routine)
>

> *Daily Worksession*
> Read book : 30 m
> Lunch : 2 m
> TiddleFiddle   : 10:30 h
> Family dinner : 5 m
>
> *Exercise before breakfast*
> Pushups: 2:59 h
> Run 15 km : 15 m
> Ice-bath : 3 h 
>

Right now, the "demo" has only two steps, "work session" and "break time".
Each step is implemented by "daisy-chaining" coded macros.
Ideally, you would just enter a table of steps and times and the macros
would be auto-generated.  But that's certainly more complex.
I need to think about the best way to do this.

Also... you only spend 2 minutes for lunch and 5 minutes for dinner, but 3 
hours for an ice-bath?!? 
and you can run 15km in just 15 minutes?!?  WOW!

> 3)  If one doesn't dismiss a modal, the subsequent modals will 
> (eventually) pile on in front. (Interestingly, also the dark surrounding 
> the modal is added so it gets darker and darker). Maybe a modal should 
> clear any preceding modal?
>

I need to look into this a bit to figure out how to programatically dismiss 
an existing modal.

> Thank you!
>

You're welcome.  This has been an interesting exercise in interrupt-driven 
TW coding.

-e

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[tw5] Re: How can I activate the vim mode using the CodeMirror plugin with Tiddlywiki?

Also, you have to save and reload before the plugins become active. But you 
probably knew that.

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 3:19:11 PM UTC-7, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>
> Do you mean changing the option *CodeMirror keymap* from *default* to* 
> vim*? I've only activated this option after installing the plugin... In 
> general vim commands are working fine. the only problem is that I'm not 
> seeing a green block cursor showing where I am (on edit mode, the insert 
> mode works fine). It's like using vim in a blind way because I can't see 
> the word that I'm currently editing. 
>

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[tw5] [TiddlyMaps] Can the viewbox be smaller by default?


Hello,
I am having problems with TiddlyMaps, if someone can help me out, please do.

   1. It creates clone tiddlys deleting my original ones, when clicked from 
   another tiddly. 
   2. The viewport misbehaves everytime I add a new tiddler (mostly)
   3. I just need a small live screen, thats all, is it possible to fix the 
   window size? or with an option to have fullscreen when needed only??

I am using TiddlyMap with Stroll or Drift, both are havin troubles with it. 
Please someone from the team can help me out?

Prestige :)

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[tw5] Re: Time Tracking in TiddlyWiki?

Eric Shulman wrote:
>
> * SampleCountdownSequence now does cycles!
>

Yehaaww!

> Demo is 10 minutes work session followed by 2 minutes break time, repeated 
> 5 times
> (1 hour total).
>

Good demo choice ;-) ;-) 

> Let me know what else it should do...
>

1) RSOE at when worksession 4 break is to start. "Uncaught RangeError: 
Maximum call stack size exceeded"

2) For the *practical* use of these CountdownSequences, it would be neat if 
it is possible to *define sessions* that one can select. I imagine a little 
form where you fill in the session name and its steps, something like so 
(copied straight from my actual routine)

*Daily Worksession*
Read book : 30 m
Lunch : 2 m
TiddleFiddle   : 10:30 h
Family dinner : 5 m

*Exercise before breakfast*
Pushups: 2:59 h
Run 15 km : 15 m
Ice-bath : 3 h 

3)  If one doesn't dismiss a modal, the subsequent modals will (eventually) 
pile on in front. (Interestingly, also the dark surrounding the modal is 
added so it gets darker and darker). Maybe a modal should clear any 
preceding modal?

Thank you!

<:-)

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[tw5] Re: How can I activate the vim mode using the CodeMirror plugin with Tiddlywiki?

Do you mean changing the option *CodeMirror keymap* from *default* to* vim*? 
I've only activated this option after installing the plugin... In general 
vim commands are working fine. the only problem is that I'm not seeing a 
green block cursor showing where I am (on edit mode, the insert mode works 
fine). It's like using vim in a blind way because I can't see the word that 
I'm currently editing. 

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[tw5] Re: [theme] Presenting "Mono" theme

2020-07-28 Thread Birthe C

JD,

Two stories plugin has two icons for showing the stories. Visible in 
sidebar open tab. But not if we use the theme switcher in page controls and 
shift to the dark theme. Show right column is visible but not hide right 
column.


Thank you so much for bringing the lovely two stories to your beautiful 
themes.


Birthe

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[tw5] Re: How can I activate the vim mode using the CodeMirror plugin with Tiddlywiki?

Did you activate the vim keymapping?

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 12:24:56 PM UTC-7, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>
> I see, so the procedure is different when I use it on node.js... My only 
> issue now is the green block cursor that is not appearing in my case. Could 
> it be a problem with the node.js version as well? 
>  
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 1:32:08 PM UTC-3, Mark S. wrote:
>>
>> Unfortunately, the method you use to get plugins for node isn't as 
>> convenient. You need to make entries in your tiddlywiki.info file to 
>> activate the plugins.
>>
>> Once you have the plugins installed, you need to go into your 
>> configuration, click on the codemirror tab, and select "vim" as your 
>> keyboard mapping. After that a green block cursor will appear to show that 
>> you're in Vim mode. You will probably also want to configure your keyboard 
>> shortcuts if you are addicted to using "escape" to change modes.
>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Thanks Alex! 
Yes, it works. It crashes sometimes, but its fine :) thanks.

On Tuesday, 28 July 2020 at 23:58:08 UTC+5:30 alexander@gmail.com wrote:

> I'm using a version of TiddlyWiki (Stroll) with TiddlyMap.
> Here is the test build:
>
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1itjHnsa2cIeIZUp1sx-e86OOTWDd1a0P/view?usp=sharing
> I hope you will not be confused - the russian language in the tiddlers.
>
> I switched to TiddlyWiki from TheBrain so for me having TiddlyMap was a 
> crucial point.
>

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[tw5] Re: [theme] Presenting "Mono" theme

2020-07-28 Thread Atronoush

Lovely, thank you JD.

One minor comment: why the left column is a bit lower than the right?

Atro

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:20:48 PM UTC+4:30 JD wrote:

> Hello! 
>
> Not an update to this theme (although please resend bug reports, prior 
> notifications are hard to sift through I'm sorry!)
>
> I added a Stylesheet that will make Mono.theme compatible with the very 
> very cool Stories plugin 
> . 
>
> http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/ 
> > Then the tiddler: 
> *$:/themes/jd/Mono/Stylesheet/StoriesPluginCompatibility*
>
> I tested the above stylesheet with:
> > https://giffmex.org/stroll/empty.html
> > https://akhater.github.io/drift/
>
> Please do send issues my way!
>
> -jd
>
>
> On Monday, February 4, 2019 at 8:08:01 AM UTC+9, JD wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> JD here, offering a kind of stark theme that incorporates my most 
>> personal needs for a writing interface:
>>
>> [x] Sidebar to the <- left
>> [x] Built-in mobile layout
>> [x] Centered story river (when sidebar is closed)
>> [x] Sidebar segments visibility toggler at Control Panel 
>> [x] TopLeftBar buttons visibility toggler at Control Panel 
>> [x] EmptyStoryMessage template
>> [x] Splashcreen template
>> [x] TiddlerFrame style
>> [x] AdvancedSearch tabs on TopRightBar searchbar
>> [x] TopRightBar searchbar you can create a tiddler from like NTFS or NTFS19
>> [x] Font scroller button
>> [x] Day/night palete switcher button
>>
>>
>> *Here is the main conceit of the mobile UI:*
>>
>> The main change has been to TopBarLeft and TopBarRight. They are still 
>> separated, but are now contained in a wrapper, like this:
>>
>>
>> 
>> 
>> (items tagged $:/tags/TopLeftBar)
>> 
>> 
>> (items tagged $:/tags/TopRightBar)
>> 
>> 
>>
>>
>> On desktop, the wrapper, tc-topbar, is by default arranged in a row... 
>> but on mobile it has this: flex-wrap: wrap;... so if tc-topbar-left has 
>> width: 
>> 100%;, tc-topbar-right will automatically be stacked below it.
>>
>>
>> By combining the left and right topbars, the special class 
>> tc-adjust-top-of-scroll is now incorporated to both 
>> the TopBarLeft and TopBarRight templates. This is especially useful for 
>> mobile UI.
>>
>>
>> I might extract just this bit into the next iteration of my MobilePlugin, 
>> albeit it will only be for TW5.1.19 and above.
>>
>>
>> You can try it out, and install from here:
>>
>>
>> http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/
>>
>>
>> A future update would be this:
>>
>>
>> [ ] hoverable buttons <- for next update
>>
>> [ ] hoverable topbar on desktop <- for next update
>>
>>  and some other stuff I'm forgetting right now
>>
>>
>> I've been using this with BTC's app, and it works so nice so I'm sharing 
>> this with you all :D
>>
>>
>> -jd
>>
>>
>> P.S.: 
>>
>>
>> Shoutout to BTC and his amazing development! I love it and it's great 
>> with an automatic GoogleDrive android->desktop syncer
>>
>>
>> Thank you everyone for the inspiration!
>>
>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Emily,
Thanks for sharing your way of working and setup. I haven't used Trello or 
Notion either. I am kind of starting note taking digitally, and I started 
off with Notion but kept moving on and on :p
Yes, I included TidGraph, and Leaflet too.  
And yes, all three themes by JD are a big thumbs up for me. I am using 
Drift variant which used the Mono theme. I like Moonlight too.

-Prestige


On Tuesday, 28 July 2020 at 22:45:27 UTC+5:30 twid...@gmail.com wrote:

> Final message I swear. This is good for toggling and very easy to use:
>
> http://tid.li/tw5/plugins.html#DetailsWidget
>
> I found myself missing a toggle although I could link a tiddler to avoid a 
> wall of text.
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 4:06:22 AM UTC-7 Prestige wrote:
>
>> Hey guys,
>>
>>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
>> idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
>> put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
>> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
>> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
>> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
>> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
>> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
>> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
>> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
>> 3. 
>> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>>
>>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
>>   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>>   different .md files to handle.
>>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
>>   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
>> like. 
>>   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and 
>> now I 
>>   have a dilemma.
>>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
>>   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and 
>> the 
>>   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
>> so. 
>>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
>> from 
>>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>>
>>
>>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
>> plug-ins of 
>>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
>> developer), 
>>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
>> images 
>>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
>> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>>  
>> 4. The queries: 
>>
>>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>>(my new favourite).
>>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features 
>> and 
>>   looks of drift.
>>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>>   stroll and drift.
>>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>>tweak with what I know.
>>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting 
>>   in notes without altering the setup once done.
>>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>>   - Currently, I do this way:
>>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
>> folder.
>>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
>> happy with 
>>  it for now.
>>  - And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich 
>>  enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But 
>> that 
>>  link from the drive, I am using to edit on iPad. Safari doesn't 
>> work. but 
>>  the app called Docu

[tw5] Re: Time Tracking in TiddlyWiki?

On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 12:18:42 PM UTC-7, Mat wrote:
>
> Eric Shulman wrote:
>>
>> There is *currently* no easy syntax for setting up a repeating pattern of 
>> countdowns.
>> That is something I will be adding soon.
>>
>
updated http://TiddlyTools.com/timer.html

* SampleCountdownSequence now does cycles!

Demo is 10 minutes work session followed by 2 minutes break time, repeated 
5 times
(1 hour total).

There's still more customization and optimization to come:

* Interface for entering worksession/breaktime durations (currently coded 
into the demo)
* Option for triggering other actions (e.g., "play a sound") (currently 
just shows modal notifications)

Let me know what else it should do...

-e

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[tw5] Re: How can I activate the vim mode using the CodeMirror plugin with Tiddlywiki?

I see, so the procedure is different when I use it on node.js... My only 
issue now is the green block cursor that is not appearing in my case. Could 
it be a problem with the node.js version as well? 
 
On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 1:32:08 PM UTC-3, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, the method you use to get plugins for node isn't as 
> convenient. You need to make entries in your tiddlywiki.info file to 
> activate the plugins.
>
> Once you have the plugins installed, you need to go into your 
> configuration, click on the codemirror tab, and select "vim" as your 
> keyboard mapping. After that a green block cursor will appear to show that 
> you're in Vim mode. You will probably also want to configure your keyboard 
> shortcuts if you are addicted to using "escape" to change modes.
>
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 9:18:56 AM UTC-7, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for the responses... I've managed to install vim mode but I'm 
>> still facing two issues:
>>
>> 1- For some reason when I open* Control Panel/Plugins/Get more plugins* 
>> I don't see any plugin available on the my TiddlyWiki installed with 
>> node.js:
>>
>>
>> I looks like a bug because even if I create a new notebook with *tiddlywiki 
>> newnotebook --init server *and start it as a new server I won't be able 
>> to manage the plugins. Does anyone know what could be happening? 
>> I'm running the TiddlyWiki 5.1.22, node.js v12.16.2 and Ubuntu 18.04. 
>> (The way I managed to make it work was by downloading the TiddlyWiki html 
>> on the official page and  installing the plugins on it. Then I was able to 
>> drag and drop the addon to my node.js version. But that's not an ideal 
>> solution.)
>>
>> 2- Even though the vim mode is working I'm not able to see the cursor of 
>> the line on it. Is there a different addon that I have to add to make it 
>> possible? The problem is the following:
>>
>>
>> I can activate the highlighting of the line on the option *Highlight 
>> active line* but I cannot see the position of the cursor on the line. 
>> That makes vim unusable. I've tried changing the themes to check if it was 
>> a conflict but it didn't work... Is it the way it's supposed to work? 
>>
>>
>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: CSV table

2020-07-28 Thread Ton Gerner

Hi Ankit,

Try http://skplugins.tiddlyspot.com/#TableHelper

Cheers,

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

2020-07-28 Thread Alexander Zelenukhin

I'm using a version of TiddlyWiki with TiddlyMap.
Here is the test build:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1itjHnsa2cIeIZUp1sx-e86OOTWDd1a0P/view?usp=sharing
I hope you will not be confused - the russian language in the tiddlers.

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 2:06:22 PM UTC+3, Prestige wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
>
>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the idea 
> of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to put my 
> use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
> 3. 
> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>
>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track on; 
>   interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>   different .md files to handle.
>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced repetetion 
>   in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam like. But 
> before 
>   finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and now I have a 
>   dilemma.
>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a shout 
>   of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and the 
> open 
>   source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, so. 
>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
> from 
>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>
>
>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
> plug-ins of 
>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
> developer), 
>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
> images 
>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>  
> 4. The queries: 
>
>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>(my new favourite).
>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features and 
>   looks of drift.
>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>   stroll and drift.
>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>tweak with what I know.
>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in 
>   notes without altering the setup once done.
>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>   - Currently, I do this way:
>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
> folder.
>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
> happy with 
>  it for now.
>  - And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich 
>  enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But 
> that 
>  link from the drive, I am using to edit on iPad. Safari doesn't 
> work. but 
>  the app called Documents is able to do so. I dont know why...?
>  - So basically, is there a way I can streamline all of this? or 
>  this is fine? 
>  - I had tried github, tiddlyspot things too. But went too 
>  complex for me.
>   - Also, I liked this tool, TiddlyRemember, I did everything but 
>couldn't get it setup. If those guys are here, can they help me a bit?
>
>
> Thanks for reading this long post. A long and selfish post maybe. 
>
> Regards,
> DummyMe
>
> The TiddlyMap Problem:
>
>

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[tw5] Re: Keyboard Widget Issue

On long macros with loops, those kind of things (forgetting where I've 
declared variables and such) happen a lot! I've learned to keep a close eye 
on them... Had hard lessons learned with variables! haha!

Oh my, I haven't changed to the new GoogleGroups look, can't help you with 
that! Now I'm afraid to update lol



On Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 2:05:12 AM UTC+9, Stobot wrote:
>
> Aha! I hoped it was going to be simple - thanks for chiming in JD! That's 
> exactly what I needed - and the logic makes sense. 
>
> On a separate note, stupid question - how did you generate the "code 
> block" in your reply? With the change to Google Groups format, I don't see 
> any way to do that anymore. 
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 12:20:39 PM UTC-4 JD wrote:
>
>> Hi Stobot! Have you found a solution? 
>>
>>
>> *This works for me...*
>> \define newtiddlername() $(mytitle)$ $(now)$
>> \define addnewtiddler() *<$vars 
>> mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>*<$action-createtiddler 
>> $basetitle=<>/>**
>>
>> <$keyboard key="enter" actions=<>>
>> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
>> <$button actions=<>>
>> Add
>> 
>> 
>>
>> That is, moving <$vars> widget to nearest possible place where it will be 
>> used...
>>
>>
>> *With these previous code*
>> <$keyboard key="enter" actions=<>>
>> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
>> <$vars mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>
>> <$button actions=<>>
>> Add
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>
>> The button will use the <> that is already declared... While the 
>> keyboard is trying to use the same variable -- however, it's not declared 
>> yet "above" it!
>>
>> *But*! moving <$vars> "above" <$keyboard> means that with every key 
>> press, <$vars> has to recompute (don't know the exact terms / mechanism 
>> here), refreshing its contents, taking away the focus from all inside 
>> it, including <$text-edit>... 
>>
>> So, moving <$vars> inside <> means that as long as 
>> <> isn't being ran, <> won't recompute, won't 
>> refresh that part of the DOM 
>>
>> Hopefully someone can explain all these better for me lol ! I am so bad 
>> at this
>>
>> -jd
>>
>>
>> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 2:59:53 AM UTC+9, Stobot wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm running into what seems to be a scope issue and not sure how to work 
>>> around it. I'm hoping that some experts here might see what I'm doing 
>>> wrong. 
>>>
>>> I have an edit-text widget for the user to enter a new title name, and 
>>> then I need to append a date to the end of it and create a new tiddler for 
>>> it. I can have that work with the button no problem, but can't figure out 
>>> how to add they keyboard shortcut properly. 
>>>
>>> This works from a button standpoint:
>>>
>>> \define newtiddlername() $(mytitle)$ $(now)$
>>> \define addnewtiddler() <$action-createtiddler 
>>> $basetitle=<>/>
>>>
>>> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
>>> <$vars mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>
>>> <$button actions=<>>
>>> Add
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>> but this doesn't work
>>>
>>> \define newtiddlername() $(mytitle)$ $(now)$
>>> \define addnewtiddler() <$action-createtiddler 
>>> $basetitle=<>/>
>>>
>>> <$keyboard key="enter" actions=<>>
>>> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
>>> <$vars mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>
>>> <$button actions=<>>
>>> Add
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>> I tried moving the vars outside of the keyboard, but then each character 
>>> typed makes the input box lose focus... 
>>>
>>> Ideas?
>>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

2020-07-28 Thread twid...@gmail.com

Final message I swear. This is good for toggling and very easy to use:

http://tid.li/tw5/plugins.html#DetailsWidget

I found myself missing a toggle although I could link a tiddler to avoid a 
wall of text.


On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 4:06:22 AM UTC-7 Prestige wrote:

> Hey guys,
>
>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the idea 
> of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to put my 
> use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
> 3. 
> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>
>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track on; 
>   interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>   different .md files to handle.
>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced repetetion 
>   in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam like. But 
> before 
>   finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and now I have a 
>   dilemma.
>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a shout 
>   of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and the 
> open 
>   source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, so. 
>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
> from 
>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>
>
>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
> plug-ins of 
>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
> developer), 
>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
> images 
>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>  
> 4. The queries: 
>
>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>(my new favourite).
>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features and 
>   looks of drift.
>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>   stroll and drift.
>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>tweak with what I know.
>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in 
>   notes without altering the setup once done.
>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>   - Currently, I do this way:
>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
> folder.
>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
> happy with 
>  it for now.
>  - And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich 
>  enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But 
> that 
>  link from the drive, I am using to edit on iPad. Safari doesn't 
> work. but 
>  the app called Documents is able to do so. I dont know why...?
>  - So basically, is there a way I can streamline all of this? or 
>  this is fine? 
>  - I had tried github, tiddlyspot things too. But went too 
>  complex for me.
>   - Also, I liked this tool, TiddlyRemember, I did everything but 
>couldn't get it setup. If those guys are here, can they help me a bit?
>
>
> Thanks for reading this long post. A long and selfish post maybe. 
>
> Regards,
> DummyMe
>
> The TiddlyMap Problem:
>
>

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[tw5] Re: Keyboard Widget Issue

2020-07-28 Thread Stobot

Aha! I hoped it was going to be simple - thanks for chiming in JD! That's 
exactly what I needed - and the logic makes sense. 

On a separate note, stupid question - how did you generate the "code block" 
in your reply? With the change to Google Groups format, I don't see any way 
to do that anymore. 

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 12:20:39 PM UTC-4 JD wrote:

> Hi Stobot! Have you found a solution? 
>
>
> *This works for me...*
> \define newtiddlername() $(mytitle)$ $(now)$
> \define addnewtiddler() *<$vars 
> mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>*<$action-createtiddler 
> $basetitle=<>/>**
>
> <$keyboard key="enter" actions=<>>
> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
> <$button actions=<>>
> Add
> 
> 
>
> That is, moving <$vars> widget to nearest possible place where it will be 
> used...
>
>
> *With these previous code*
> <$keyboard key="enter" actions=<>>
> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
> <$vars mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>
> <$button actions=<>>
> Add
> 
> 
> 
>
> The button will use the <> that is already declared... While the 
> keyboard is trying to use the same variable -- however, it's not declared 
> yet "above" it!
>
> *But*! moving <$vars> "above" <$keyboard> means that with every key 
> press, <$vars> has to recompute (don't know the exact terms / mechanism 
> here), refreshing its contents, taking away the focus from all inside it, 
> including <$text-edit>... 
>
> So, moving <$vars> inside <> means that as long as 
> <> isn't being ran, <> won't recompute, won't 
> refresh that part of the DOM 
>
> Hopefully someone can explain all these better for me lol ! I am so bad at 
> this
>
> -jd
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 2:59:53 AM UTC+9, Stobot wrote:
>>
>> I'm running into what seems to be a scope issue and not sure how to work 
>> around it. I'm hoping that some experts here might see what I'm doing 
>> wrong. 
>>
>> I have an edit-text widget for the user to enter a new title name, and 
>> then I need to append a date to the end of it and create a new tiddler for 
>> it. I can have that work with the button no problem, but can't figure out 
>> how to add they keyboard shortcut properly. 
>>
>> This works from a button standpoint:
>>
>> \define newtiddlername() $(mytitle)$ $(now)$
>> \define addnewtiddler() <$action-createtiddler 
>> $basetitle=<>/>
>>
>> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
>> <$vars mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>
>> <$button actions=<>>
>> Add
>> 
>> 
>>
>> but this doesn't work
>>
>> \define newtiddlername() $(mytitle)$ $(now)$
>> \define addnewtiddler() <$action-createtiddler 
>> $basetitle=<>/>
>>
>> <$keyboard key="enter" actions=<>>
>> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
>> <$vars mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>
>> <$button actions=<>>
>> Add
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>
>> I tried moving the vars outside of the keyboard, but then each character 
>> typed makes the input box lose focus... 
>>
>> Ideas?
>>
>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

2020-07-28 Thread emilyk...@gmail.com

Some awesome themes to consider are Material, Mono, and Whitespace (all by 
JD I believe).

Emily

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 10:01:05 AM UTC-7 emilyk...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hey,
>
> I've recently started using TW too and moved on from Notion. I would 
> recommend TidGraph if you just want to view stuff. Easy to use and 
> configure in tiddlers.
>
> http://ihm4u.github.io/tw5plugs/
>
> I use it for my notes. For a trello-like board I'd recommend DropBoard.
>
> https://reidgould.github.io/tiddlywiki-dropboard/
>
> I use it a different board for different categories, and have a Today View 
> that shows Today tiddlers for organized viewing. Similar to my Notion 
> setup, I used TiddlyTables to make a table for assigning durations to each 
> task scheduled for today. Using the durations I show how many hours they 
> are in total in my Today View and above the durations table. 
>
> The Shiraz plugin (a general quality-of-life plugin and I love its image 
> templates) has an up-to-date method for searchable tables, although I've 
> found an older macro that's simpler to use.
>
> Emily
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 4:06:22 AM UTC-7 Prestige wrote:
>
>> Hey guys,
>>
>>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
>> idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
>> put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
>> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
>> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
>> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
>> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
>> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
>> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
>> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
>> 3. 
>> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>>
>>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
>>   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>>   different .md files to handle.
>>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
>>   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
>> like. 
>>   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and 
>> now I 
>>   have a dilemma.
>>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
>>   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and 
>> the 
>>   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
>> so. 
>>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
>> from 
>>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>>
>>
>>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
>> plug-ins of 
>>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
>> developer), 
>>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
>> images 
>>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
>> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>>  
>> 4. The queries: 
>>
>>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>>(my new favourite).
>>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features 
>> and 
>>   looks of drift.
>>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>>   stroll and drift.
>>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>>tweak with what I know.
>>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting 
>>   in notes without altering the setup once done.
>>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>>   - Currently, I do this way:
>>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
>> folder.
>>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can ope

[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

2020-07-28 Thread emilyk...@gmail.com

Hey,

I've recently started using TW too and moved on from Notion. I would 
recommend TidGraph if you just want to view stuff. Easy to use and 
configure in tiddlers.

http://ihm4u.github.io/tw5plugs/

I use it for my notes. For a trello-like board I'd recommend DropBoard.

https://reidgould.github.io/tiddlywiki-dropboard/

I use it a different board for different categories, and have a Today View 
that shows Today tiddlers for organized viewing. Similar to my Notion 
setup, I used TiddlyTables to make a table for assigning durations to each 
task scheduled for today. Using the durations I show how many hours they 
are in total in my Today View and above the durations table. 

The Shiraz plugin (a general quality-of-life plugin and I love its image 
templates) has an up-to-date method for searchable tables, although I've 
found an older macro that's simpler to use.

Emily
On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 4:06:22 AM UTC-7 Prestige wrote:

> Hey guys,
>
>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the idea 
> of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to put my 
> use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
> 3. 
> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>
>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track on; 
>   interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>   different .md files to handle.
>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced repetetion 
>   in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam like. But 
> before 
>   finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and now I have a 
>   dilemma.
>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a shout 
>   of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and the 
> open 
>   source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, so. 
>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
> from 
>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>
>
>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
> plug-ins of 
>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
> developer), 
>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
> images 
>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>  
> 4. The queries: 
>
>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>(my new favourite).
>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features and 
>   looks of drift.
>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>   stroll and drift.
>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>tweak with what I know.
>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in 
>   notes without altering the setup once done.
>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>   - Currently, I do this way:
>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
> folder.
>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
> happy with 
>  it for now.
>  - And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich 
>  enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But 
> that 
>  link fro

[tw5] Re: Formula 0.2: Functional computing & spreadsheet formulas for TiddlyWiki

The TW filters are nowhere as complete or intuitive as Evan's work. Square 
root anyone?

I made a nutrition tracking app using Evan's tools:

http://nutrition-database.tiddlyspot.com/

It uses the nutrition database  from the USDA. I was able to track four 
major nutrients for my own health program. (calories, carbs, fiber, and 
potassium).

I'm not sure if even now it would be possible to do that with TW filters.

On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 10:01:59 AM UTC-7, Eric Shulman wrote:
>
> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 7:40:30 AM UTC-7, twid...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>> I've just discovered Formulas and I'm enjoying its straightforward 
>> crunching. Thank you so much for making this awesome plugin! I'd like to 
>> make a tiddler that shows the overall "feeling score" of a food logging 
>> database by counting the number of results for each mood (bad, decent, 
>> good). Then, I'd find the average of their weighted values: (bad * -1 + 
>> decent * 1 + good * 2) / totalEntries. 
>>
>
> While Evan's FormulaPlugin is very useful (and ground-breaking at the 
> time), as of TiddlyWiki v5.1.20, the TWCore has math operators built-in as 
> filters.
>https://tiddlywiki.com/#Mathematics%20Operators
>
> Here's how you might use these built-in operators instead of the 
> FormulaPlugin...
>
> For this example, I created a tiddler named "FoodLog" containing the 
> following:
> Choose a month:
> <$select field="month">
><$list filter="January February March April May June July August 
> September October November December" variable="month">
>   <>
>
> 
>
> <$vars
>   bad={{{ [tag[FoodLog]tag{!!month}tag[bad]count[]multiply[-1]] }}}
>decent={{{ [tag[FoodLog]tag{!!month}tag[decent]count[]multiply[1]] }}}
>  good={{{ [tag[FoodLog]tag{!!month}tag[good]count[]multiply[2]] }}}
>   entries={{{ [tag[FoodLog]tag{!!month}count[]] }}}>
>
> There are <> items in {{!!month}},
> with an overall feeling score =
> <$text text={{{ 
> [addadddividemultiply[1000]trunc[]divide[1000]] 
> }}}/>
>
> Good:
> <$list filter="[tag[FoodLog]tag{!!month}tag[good]sort[]]"  
> ><>
> Decent:
> <$list 
> filter="[tag[FoodLog]tag{!!month}tag[decent]sort[]]"><>
> Bad:
> <$list filter="[tag[FoodLog]tag{!!month}tag[bad]sort[]]"  
>  ><>
>
> Then, I created some test tiddlers with appropriate tags:
> "Hotdogs"  tags="FoodLog, July, good"
> "Ice Cream"tags="FoodLog, July, good"
> "Jello"tags="FoodLog, July, decent
> "Potato Salad" tags="FoodLog, July, bad"
> "Watermelon"   tags="FoodLog, July, good"
>
> The output shown in FoodLog, is:
>
>>
>> *Choose a month:July *
>
>  
>
>
>> *There are 5 items in July, with an overall feeling score = 1.2*
>
>  
>
> *Good:*
>> - *Hotdogs*
>> - *Ice Cream*
>> - *Watermelon**Decent:*
>> - *Jello**Bad:*
>> - *Potato Salad*
>
>  
> Notes:
> * $select gives you a droplist of month names.  The selection is stored in 
> FoodLog, in the "month" field.
> * $vars calculates the "bad", "decent", "good", and "entries" values for 
> the selected month, using the weighted value system you described in your 
> post.
> * The output shows the number of entries for the selected month, followed 
> by the calculated "feeling score"
> * The feeling score is "the average of their weighted values" as you 
> described in your post, which I rounded to 3 decimal places.
> * Following this result are bullet lists showing the individual food 
> entries, sorted alphabetically, grouped by "good", "decent", and "bad"
>
> enjoy,
> -e
>
>

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[tw5] Re: How can I activate the vim mode using the CodeMirror plugin with Tiddlywiki?

Unfortunately, the method you use to get plugins for node isn't as 
convenient. You need to make entries in your tiddlywiki.info file to 
activate the plugins.

Once you have the plugins installed, you need to go into your 
configuration, click on the codemirror tab, and select "vim" as your 
keyboard mapping. After that a green block cursor will appear to show that 
you're in Vim mode. You will probably also want to configure your keyboard 
shortcuts if you are addicted to using "escape" to change modes.



On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 9:18:56 AM UTC-7, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>
> Thanks for the responses... I've managed to install vim mode but I'm still 
> facing two issues:
>
> 1- For some reason when I open* Control Panel/Plugins/Get more plugins* I 
> don't see any plugin available on the my TiddlyWiki installed with node.js:
>
>
> I looks like a bug because even if I create a new notebook with *tiddlywiki 
> newnotebook --init server *and start it as a new server I won't be able 
> to manage the plugins. Does anyone know what could be happening? 
> I'm running the TiddlyWiki 5.1.22, node.js v12.16.2 and Ubuntu 18.04. (The 
> way I managed to make it work was by downloading the TiddlyWiki html on the 
> official page and  installing the plugins on it. Then I was able to drag 
> and drop the addon to my node.js version. But that's not an ideal solution.)
>
> 2- Even though the vim mode is working I'm not able to see the cursor of 
> the line on it. Is there a different addon that I have to add to make it 
> possible? The problem is the following:
>
>
> I can activate the highlighting of the line on the option *Highlight 
> active line* but I cannot see the position of the cursor on the line. 
> That makes vim unusable. I've tried changing the themes to check if it was 
> a conflict but it didn't work... Is it the way it's supposed to work? 
>
>
>
>

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[tw5] Re: Keyboard Widget Issue

Hi Stobot! Have you found a solution? 


*This works for me...*
\define newtiddlername() $(mytitle)$ $(now)$
\define addnewtiddler() *<$vars 
mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>*<$action-createtiddler 
$basetitle=<>/>**

<$keyboard key="enter" actions=<>>
<$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
<$button actions=<>>
Add



That is, moving <$vars> widget to nearest possible place where it will be 
used...


*With these previous code*
<$keyboard key="enter" actions=<>>
<$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
<$vars mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>
<$button actions=<>>
Add




The button will use the <> that is already declared... While the 
keyboard is trying to use the same variable -- however, it's not declared 
yet "above" it!

*But*! moving <$vars> "above" <$keyboard> means that with every key press, 
<$vars> has to recompute (don't know the exact terms / mechanism here), 
refreshing its contents, taking away the focus from all inside it, 
including <$text-edit>... 

So, moving <$vars> inside <> means that as long as 
<> isn't being ran, <> won't recompute, won't 
refresh that part of the DOM 

Hopefully someone can explain all these better for me lol ! I am so bad at 
this

-jd


On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 2:59:53 AM UTC+9, Stobot wrote:
>
> I'm running into what seems to be a scope issue and not sure how to work 
> around it. I'm hoping that some experts here might see what I'm doing 
> wrong. 
>
> I have an edit-text widget for the user to enter a new title name, and 
> then I need to append a date to the end of it and create a new tiddler for 
> it. I can have that work with the button no problem, but can't figure out 
> how to add they keyboard shortcut properly. 
>
> This works from a button standpoint:
>
> \define newtiddlername() $(mytitle)$ $(now)$
> \define addnewtiddler() <$action-createtiddler 
> $basetitle=<>/>
>
> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
> <$vars mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>
> <$button actions=<>>
> Add
> 
> 
>
> but this doesn't work
>
> \define newtiddlername() $(mytitle)$ $(now)$
> \define addnewtiddler() <$action-createtiddler 
> $basetitle=<>/>
>
> <$keyboard key="enter" actions=<>>
> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/mytitle" tag="input" default=""/>
> <$vars mytitle={{$:/temp/mytitle}}>
> <$button actions=<>>
> Add
> 
> 
> 
>
> I tried moving the vars outside of the keyboard, but then each character 
> typed makes the input box lose focus... 
>
> Ideas?
>

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[tw5] Re: How can I activate the vim mode using the CodeMirror plugin with Tiddlywiki?

There's a different process for installing plugins on node:
https://tiddlywiki.com/#Installing%20a%20plugin%20from%20the%20plugin%20library

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 6:18:56 PM UTC+2, Rafael Oliveira wrote:
>
> Thanks for the responses... I've managed to install vim mode but I'm still 
> facing two issues:
>
> 1- For some reason when I open* Control Panel/Plugins/Get more plugins* I 
> don't see any plugin available on the my TiddlyWiki installed with node.js:
>
>
> I looks like a bug because even if I create a new notebook with *tiddlywiki 
> newnotebook --init server *and start it as a new server I won't be able 
> to manage the plugins. Does anyone know what could be happening? 
> I'm running the TiddlyWiki 5.1.22, node.js v12.16.2 and Ubuntu 18.04. (The 
> way I managed to make it work was by downloading the TiddlyWiki html on the 
> official page and  installing the plugins on it. Then I was able to drag 
> and drop the addon to my node.js version. But that's not an ideal solution.)
>
> 2- Even though the vim mode is working I'm not able to see the cursor of 
> the line on it. Is there a different addon that I have to add to make it 
> possible? The problem is the following:
>
>
> I can activate the highlighting of the line on the option *Highlight 
> active line* but I cannot see the position of the cursor on the line. 
> That makes vim unusable. I've tried changing the themes to check if it was 
> a conflict but it didn't work... Is it the way it's supposed to work? 
>
>
>
>

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[tw5] Re: Sharing Drift

JD has just posted an update to the mono theme for compatibility with the 
Stories plugin:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/e1rXfFuUohA/9vQTMOJfAgAJ

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

2020-07-28 Thread mi...@mpmanti.info

I use TiddlyWiki mostly on my iPad with Quine 2 
. It works rather well. 
Sometimes after loading a plugin, I need to reboot Quine, rather than 
simply refresh, and I haven't figured out which circumstances necessitate 
it. But I'm pretty happy with it overall.

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 11:45:00 AM UTC-4 JD wrote:

> Oh wow, I'd like to mess around with that wiki containing those cool mix 
> of plugins, maybe help with an edition containing those as recently they've 
> become popular.. But I understand it's your data and privacy! 
>
> I'm thinking actually of multiple sidebars now... another button with 
> another sidebar to toggle... where the second one can be configured to not 
> affect the story river width (of course this can be an option that can be 
> integrated into Mono.theme)
>
> With that kind of solution (multiple sidebars), however, one can be lists 
> (narrower, can affect story river width/position), and the other can 
> contain wider stuff (won't affect story river)... where their toggles are 
> both always present ... (just throwing around an idea i might actually 
> build around lol)
>
>
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 11:16:23 PM UTC+9, Prestige wrote:
>>
>> JD,
>>I did change the Sidebar width to 500px or even more, but it messes up 
>> my Drift setup. It kind of worked okayish with stroll because it had bigger 
>> width by default on the left. It messed up when I had two column enabled. 
>> There was a work around provided by Dave (created Stroll), where we fix the 
>> Map window fixed with sidebar. I think I will try that with drift too (I 
>> just remembered the tweak -_-)!
>>
>> Thanks :)
>> On Tuesday, 28 July 2020 at 19:19:08 UTC+5:30 JD wrote:
>>
>>> About the sidebar! You can go here:
>>>
>>> ControlPanel > Appearance > Mono Tweaks > Vanilla tweaks
>>>
>>> On the list of this tab, the last one is "Sidebar width", maybe the 
>>> value of 500px or more will suffice :)
>>>
>>> -jd
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:06:22 PM UTC+9, Dummy ME wrote:
>>>
 Hey guys,

  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
 idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
 put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
 currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
 revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
 referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
 (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
 later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
 3. 
 *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *

-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time 
   too. but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too 
 many 
   different .md files to handle.
   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
 like. 
   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki 
 and now I 
   have a dilemma.
   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity 
 and the 
   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. 
 The 
   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
 so. 
   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, 
 plugins from 
   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.


- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, 
  and its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
 plug-ins 
  of my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
 developer), 
  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
 images 
  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I 
 wanted to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it 
 possible??
  
 4. The queries: 

- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, 
Drift (my new favourite).
   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
   like it. Stroll is good too, bu

[tw5] Re: [theme] Presenting "Mono" theme

Highly appreciated JD, thank you!

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 5:50:48 PM UTC+2, JD wrote:
>
> Hello! 
>
> Not an update to this theme (although please resend bug reports, prior 
> notifications are hard to sift through I'm sorry!)
>
> I added a Stylesheet that will make Mono.theme compatible with the very 
> very cool Stories plugin 
> . 
>
> http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/ 
> > Then the tiddler: 
> *$:/themes/jd/Mono/Stylesheet/StoriesPluginCompatibility*
>
> I tested the above stylesheet with:
> > https://giffmex.org/stroll/empty.html
> > https://akhater.github.io/drift/
>
> Please do send issues my way!
>
> -jd
>
>
> On Monday, February 4, 2019 at 8:08:01 AM UTC+9, JD wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> JD here, offering a kind of stark theme that incorporates my most 
>> personal needs for a writing interface:
>>
>> [x] Sidebar to the <- left
>> [x] Built-in mobile layout
>> [x] Centered story river (when sidebar is closed)
>> [x] Sidebar segments visibility toggler at Control Panel 
>> [x] TopLeftBar buttons visibility toggler at Control Panel 
>> [x] EmptyStoryMessage template
>> [x] Splashcreen template
>> [x] TiddlerFrame style
>> [x] AdvancedSearch tabs on TopRightBar searchbar
>> [x] TopRightBar searchbar you can create a tiddler from like NTFS or NTFS19
>> [x] Font scroller button
>> [x] Day/night palete switcher button
>>
>>
>> *Here is the main conceit of the mobile UI:*
>>
>> The main change has been to TopBarLeft and TopBarRight. They are still 
>> separated, but are now contained in a wrapper, like this:
>>
>>
>> 
>> 
>> (items tagged $:/tags/TopLeftBar)
>> 
>> 
>> (items tagged $:/tags/TopRightBar)
>> 
>> 
>>
>>
>> On desktop, the wrapper, tc-topbar, is by default arranged in a row... 
>> but on mobile it has this: flex-wrap: wrap;... so if tc-topbar-left has 
>> width: 
>> 100%;, tc-topbar-right will automatically be stacked below it.
>>
>>
>> By combining the left and right topbars, the special class 
>> tc-adjust-top-of-scroll is now incorporated to both 
>> the TopBarLeft and TopBarRight templates. This is especially useful for 
>> mobile UI.
>>
>>
>> I might extract just this bit into the next iteration of my MobilePlugin, 
>> albeit it will only be for TW5.1.19 and above.
>>
>>
>> You can try it out, and install from here:
>>
>>
>> http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/
>>
>>
>> A future update would be this:
>>
>>
>> [ ] hoverable buttons <- for next update
>>
>> [ ] hoverable topbar on desktop <- for next update
>>
>>  and some other stuff I'm forgetting right now
>>
>>
>> I've been using this with BTC's app, and it works so nice so I'm sharing 
>> this with you all :D
>>
>>
>> -jd
>>
>>
>> P.S.: 
>>
>>
>> Shoutout to BTC and his amazing development! I love it and it's great 
>> with an automatic GoogleDrive android->desktop syncer
>>
>>
>> Thank you everyone for the inspiration!
>>
>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: [theme] Presenting "Mono" theme

Hello! 

Not an update to this theme (although please resend bug reports, prior 
notifications are hard to sift through I'm sorry!)

I added a Stylesheet that will make Mono.theme compatible with the very 
very cool Stories plugin 
. 

http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/ 
> Then the tiddler: 
*$:/themes/jd/Mono/Stylesheet/StoriesPluginCompatibility*

I tested the above stylesheet with:
> https://giffmex.org/stroll/empty.html
> https://akhater.github.io/drift/

Please do send issues my way!

-jd


On Monday, February 4, 2019 at 8:08:01 AM UTC+9, JD wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> JD here, offering a kind of stark theme that incorporates my most personal 
> needs for a writing interface:
>
> [x] Sidebar to the <- left
> [x] Built-in mobile layout
> [x] Centered story river (when sidebar is closed)
> [x] Sidebar segments visibility toggler at Control Panel 
> [x] TopLeftBar buttons visibility toggler at Control Panel 
> [x] EmptyStoryMessage template
> [x] Splashcreen template
> [x] TiddlerFrame style
> [x] AdvancedSearch tabs on TopRightBar searchbar
> [x] TopRightBar searchbar you can create a tiddler from like NTFS or NTFS19
> [x] Font scroller button
> [x] Day/night palete switcher button
>
>
> *Here is the main conceit of the mobile UI:*
>
> The main change has been to TopBarLeft and TopBarRight. They are still 
> separated, but are now contained in a wrapper, like this:
>
>
> 
> 
> (items tagged $:/tags/TopLeftBar)
> 
> 
> (items tagged $:/tags/TopRightBar)
> 
> 
>
>
> On desktop, the wrapper, tc-topbar, is by default arranged in a row... 
> but on mobile it has this: flex-wrap: wrap;... so if tc-topbar-left has 
> width: 
> 100%;, tc-topbar-right will automatically be stacked below it.
>
>
> By combining the left and right topbars, the special class 
> tc-adjust-top-of-scroll is now incorporated to both 
> the TopBarLeft and TopBarRight templates. This is especially useful for 
> mobile UI.
>
>
> I might extract just this bit into the next iteration of my MobilePlugin, 
> albeit it will only be for TW5.1.19 and above.
>
>
> You can try it out, and install from here:
>
>
> http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/
>
>
> A future update would be this:
>
>
> [ ] hoverable buttons <- for next update
>
> [ ] hoverable topbar on desktop <- for next update
>
>  and some other stuff I'm forgetting right now
>
>
> I've been using this with BTC's app, and it works so nice so I'm sharing 
> this with you all :D
>
>
> -jd
>
>
> P.S.: 
>
>
> Shoutout to BTC and his amazing development! I love it and it's great with 
> an automatic GoogleDrive android->desktop syncer
>
>
> Thank you everyone for the inspiration!
>
>
>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Oh wow, I'd like to mess around with that wiki containing those cool mix of 
plugins, maybe help with an edition containing those as recently they've 
become popular.. But I understand it's your data and privacy! 

I'm thinking actually of multiple sidebars now... another button with 
another sidebar to toggle... where the second one can be configured to not 
affect the story river width (of course this can be an option that can be 
integrated into Mono.theme)

With that kind of solution (multiple sidebars), however, one can be lists 
(narrower, can affect story river width/position), and the other can 
contain wider stuff (won't affect story river)... where their toggles are 
both always present ... (just throwing around an idea i might actually 
build around lol)




On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 11:16:23 PM UTC+9, Prestige wrote:
>
> JD,
>I did change the Sidebar width to 500px or even more, but it messes up 
> my Drift setup. It kind of worked okayish with stroll because it had bigger 
> width by default on the left. It messed up when I had two column enabled. 
> There was a work around provided by Dave (created Stroll), where we fix the 
> Map window fixed with sidebar. I think I will try that with drift too (I 
> just remembered the tweak -_-)!
>
> Thanks :)
> On Tuesday, 28 July 2020 at 19:19:08 UTC+5:30 JD wrote:
>
>> About the sidebar! You can go here:
>>
>> ControlPanel > Appearance > Mono Tweaks > Vanilla tweaks
>>
>> On the list of this tab, the last one is "Sidebar width", maybe the value 
>> of 500px or more will suffice :)
>>
>> -jd
>>
>>
>> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:06:22 PM UTC+9, Dummy ME wrote:
>>
>>> Hey guys,
>>>
>>>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
>>> idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
>>> put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
>>> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
>>> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
>>> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
>>> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
>>> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
>>> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
>>> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
>>> 3. 
>>> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>>>
>>>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>>>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>>>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
>>>   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>>>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time 
>>>   too. but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too 
>>> many 
>>>   different .md files to handle.
>>>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
>>>   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
>>> like. 
>>>   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and 
>>> now I 
>>>   have a dilemma.
>>>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
>>>   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and 
>>> the 
>>>   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. 
>>> The 
>>>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
>>> so. 
>>>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
>>> from 
>>>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>>>
>>>
>>>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, 
>>>  and its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
>>> plug-ins 
>>>  of my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
>>> developer), 
>>>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
>>> images 
>>>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>>>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I 
>>> wanted to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it 
>>> possible??
>>>  
>>> 4. The queries: 
>>>
>>>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>>>(my new favourite).
>>>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>>>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features 
>>> and 
>>>   looks of drift.
>>>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>>>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>>>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>>>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in 
>>>   both stroll and drift.
>>>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a 
>>>lot of programming

[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Hi Saq! Happy to say I've made a compatibility tiddler for Stories plugin!

http://j.d.mono.tiddlyspot.com/ 
> Then the tiddler: $:/themes/jd/Mono/Stylesheet/StoriesPluginCompatibility

Thanks for bringing this to my attention, I'll also post this to the 
Mono.theme thread to not hijack this one!

-jd


On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 10:52:59 PM UTC+9, Saq Imtiaz wrote:
>
> @jd if you could find the time to add support for the Stories plugin to 
> the mono theme, I am sure that would be very well received by users of 
> Drift:
> https://akhater.github.io/drift/
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 3:49:08 PM UTC+2, JD wrote:
>>
>> About the sidebar! You can go here:
>>
>> ControlPanel > Appearance > Mono Tweaks > Vanilla tweaks
>>
>> On the list of this tab, the last one is "Sidebar width", maybe the value 
>> of 500px or more will suffice :)
>>
>> -jd
>>
>>
>> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:06:22 PM UTC+9, Dummy ME wrote:
>>>
>>> Hey guys,
>>>
>>>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
>>> idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
>>> put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
>>> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
>>> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
>>> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
>>> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
>>> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
>>> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
>>> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
>>> 3. 
>>> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>>>
>>>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>>>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>>>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
>>>   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>>>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time 
>>>   too. but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too 
>>> many 
>>>   different .md files to handle.
>>>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
>>>   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
>>> like. 
>>>   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and 
>>> now I 
>>>   have a dilemma.
>>>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
>>>   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and 
>>> the 
>>>   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. 
>>> The 
>>>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
>>> so. 
>>>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
>>> from 
>>>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>>>
>>>
>>>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, 
>>>  and its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
>>> plug-ins 
>>>  of my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
>>> developer), 
>>>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
>>> images 
>>>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>>>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I 
>>> wanted to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it 
>>> possible??
>>>  
>>> 4. The queries: 
>>>
>>>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>>>(my new favourite).
>>>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>>>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features 
>>> and 
>>>   looks of drift.
>>>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>>>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>>>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>>>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in 
>>>   both stroll and drift.
>>>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a 
>>>lot of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and 
>>> try 
>>>to tweak with what I know.
>>>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting 
>>>   in notes without altering the setup once done.
>>>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>>>   - Currently, I do this way:
>>>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>>>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
>>> folder.
>>>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>>>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
>>> happy with 
>>>  it for now.
>>>

[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

UPDATE: I finally got my TW uploaded on TiddlySpot :) Thanks Mat! :)

On Tuesday, 28 July 2020 at 19:48:29 UTC+5:30 Dummy ME wrote:

> Hey Mark,
>Sure. I think I messed up and crammed a lot of querries and my stories, 
> in one place :)
>I will take care next time.
> -DM
>
>
>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Hey Mark,
   Sure. I think I messed up and crammed a lot of querries and my stories, 
in one place :)
   I will take care next time.
-DM


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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

JD,
   I did change the Sidebar width to 500px or even more, but it messes up 
my Drift setup. It kind of worked okayish with stroll because it had bigger 
width by default on the left. It messed up when I had two column enabled. 
There was a work around provided by Dave (created Stroll), where we fix the 
Map window fixed with sidebar. I think I will try that with drift too (I 
just remembered the tweak -_-)!

Thanks :)
On Tuesday, 28 July 2020 at 19:19:08 UTC+5:30 JD wrote:

> About the sidebar! You can go here:
>
> ControlPanel > Appearance > Mono Tweaks > Vanilla tweaks
>
> On the list of this tab, the last one is "Sidebar width", maybe the value 
> of 500px or more will suffice :)
>
> -jd
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:06:22 PM UTC+9, Dummy ME wrote:
>
>> Hey guys,
>>
>>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
>> idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
>> put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
>> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
>> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
>> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
>> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
>> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
>> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
>> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
>> 3. 
>> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>>
>>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
>>   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>>   different .md files to handle.
>>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
>>   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
>> like. 
>>   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and 
>> now I 
>>   have a dilemma.
>>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
>>   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and 
>> the 
>>   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
>> so. 
>>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
>> from 
>>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>>
>>
>>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
>> plug-ins of 
>>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
>> developer), 
>>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
>> images 
>>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
>> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>>  
>> 4. The queries: 
>>
>>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>>(my new favourite).
>>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features 
>> and 
>>   looks of drift.
>>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>>   stroll and drift.
>>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>>tweak with what I know.
>>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting 
>>   in notes without altering the setup once done.
>>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>>   - Currently, I do this way:
>>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
>> folder.
>>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
>> happy with 
>>  it for now.
>>  - And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich 
>>  enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But 
>> that 
>>  link from the drive, I am using to edit on iPad. Safari doesn't 
>> work. but 
>>  t

[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Thanks Mat,

   - I think the size is fine with me if it goes around 20MB max maybe, 
   because I am using gdrive and greater sizes might cause me troubles. 60,000 
   is cool. 
   - Yes, I saw the TiddlySpot. Its basically the same website, but I 
   couldn't find a way to upload my version on it.

regards
DM

PS:  I am pondering on a new name, thanks to you :p. How about Prestige? ;p

On Tuesday, 28 July 2020 at 18:53:03 UTC+5:30 Mat wrote:

> Dummy ME wrote:
>>
>> Though I had one more question: 
>> *How big the files become after some decent usage? Can you (Mat) or 
>> anyone else share? *
>>
>
> How big is a web page, because that is what TW "is"? And, perhaps more 
> importantly, how long does it take to load it? Depends. But you should 
> avoid filling it with big images or other stuff that adds directly to the 
> files code. Instead link to the stuff. (Images can for example be directly 
> shown by means of the _canonical_uri field.) I think I recall people having 
> files the size of 12 MB without any problem. Regular computer or super 
> computer, I have no idea. And, I think Jeremy (the lead TW developer) has 
> mentioned tests with 60.000 tiddlers without any problem.
>
>  
>
>> A lot of thanks for shareing the TiddlySpot! I tried it but the TW 
>> official page has the link to the old TiddlySpot I was having a hard 
>> time finding a way to have my TW5 up there. I will look around the TW5 
>> TiddlySpot :) Thanks again..
>>
>
> Yeah, the link I shared is just a "shell" with an iframe showing the 
> underlying tiddlyspot site. Tiddlyspot has been working reliably for over a 
> decade but the host doesn't update it anymore so the original front page 
> doesn't cater for TW5.
>
> <:-)
>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Dummy ME wrote:
>
>   Btw, I am still not able to setup TiddlySpot. Lets see. 
>

Note that you must add the password in your TW once you have it set up, i.e 
Ctrlpanel > Saving > TiddlySpot ... spotname+password

<:-) 

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Hey JD,
  By saying exact method, you mean the GDrive/TiddlyDrive/TiddloidLite 
method?
  Btw, I am still not able to setup TiddlySpot. Lets see. 
  I tried setting up GitHub Saver(attached)  too with personal access 
token, but I couldn't get it to save it.

Regards
DM




On Tuesday, 28 July 2020 at 18:44:03 UTC+5:30 JD wrote:

> Hello! I Actually have nothing to say but that we are using almost the 
> exact same saving methods across devices! 
>
> I find this a bit of a hassle when in situations where my work environment 
> changes multiple times in a day (commute an hour: edit on mobile, have some 
> coffee: edit on laptop, had an idea at work: edit on mobile again because 
> of laptop restrictions at work... when management tightens on mobile use 
> even while on breaks, I resort to tiddlyspot).
>
> So, if you encounter a saving method across devices that are better than 
> what we have now, please do share! It'll save my life.
>
> And, welcome to TW !
>
> -jd
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:06:22 PM UTC+9, Dummy ME wrote:
>>
>> Hey guys,
>>
>>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
>> idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
>> put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
>> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
>> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
>> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
>> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
>> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
>> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
>> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
>> 3. 
>> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>>
>>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
>>   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>>   different .md files to handle.
>>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
>>   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
>> like. 
>>   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and 
>> now I 
>>   have a dilemma.
>>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
>>   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and 
>> the 
>>   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
>> so. 
>>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
>> from 
>>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>>
>>
>>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
>> plug-ins of 
>>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
>> developer), 
>>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
>> images 
>>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
>> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>>  
>> 4. The queries: 
>>
>>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>>(my new favourite).
>>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features 
>> and 
>>   looks of drift.
>>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>>   stroll and drift.
>>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>>tweak with what I know.
>>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting 
>>   in notes without altering the setup once done.
>>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>>   - Currently, I do this way:
>>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
>> folder.
>>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
>> happy with 
>>  it fo

[tw5] Re: Export tiddlers as Zip file (from single HTML)

NotoWritey uses  zip backup this way as well.


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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

If you're on a variety of platforms, then a hodgepodge of saving techniques 
is pretty normal.  With firefox and chrome you could, in theory, use the 
default save mechanism everywhere. But it's not as convenient. With 
tiddlyserver, you could have all your devices save to one central computer.

If you have specific questions, such as how to use stroll with TiddlyMaps, 
then you should probably post them as separate questions so people with 
specific knowledge of those entities will notice. 

Have fun!

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 4:06:22 AM UTC-7, Dummy ME wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
>
>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the idea 
> of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to put my 
> use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
> 3. 
> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>
>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track on; 
>   interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>   different .md files to handle.
>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced repetetion 
>   in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam like. But 
> before 
>   finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and now I have a 
>   dilemma.
>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a shout 
>   of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and the 
> open 
>   source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, so. 
>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
> from 
>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>
>
>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
> plug-ins of 
>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
> developer), 
>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
> images 
>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>  
> 4. The queries: 
>
>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>(my new favourite).
>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features and 
>   looks of drift.
>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>   stroll and drift.
>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>tweak with what I know.
>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in 
>   notes without altering the setup once done.
>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>   - Currently, I do this way:
>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
> folder.
>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
> happy with 
>  it for now.
>  - And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich 
>  enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But 
> that 
>  link from the drive, I am using to edit on iPad. Safari doesn't 
> work. but 
>  the app called Documents is able to do so. I dont know why...?
>  - So basically, is there a way I can streamline all of this? or 
>  this is fine? 
>  - I had tried github, tiddlyspot things too. But went too 
>  complex for me.
>   - Also, I liked this to

[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

@jd if you could find the time to add support for the Stories plugin to the 
mono theme, I am sure that would be very well received by users of Drift:
https://akhater.github.io/drift/

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 3:49:08 PM UTC+2, JD wrote:
>
> About the sidebar! You can go here:
>
> ControlPanel > Appearance > Mono Tweaks > Vanilla tweaks
>
> On the list of this tab, the last one is "Sidebar width", maybe the value 
> of 500px or more will suffice :)
>
> -jd
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:06:22 PM UTC+9, Dummy ME wrote:
>>
>> Hey guys,
>>
>>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the 
>> idea of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to 
>> put my use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
>> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
>> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
>> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
>> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
>> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
>> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
>> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
>> 3. 
>> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>>
>>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track 
>>   on; interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>>   different .md files to handle.
>>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced 
>>   repetetion in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam 
>> like. 
>>   But before finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and 
>> now I 
>>   have a dilemma.
>>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a 
>>   shout of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and 
>> the 
>>   open source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, 
>> so. 
>>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
>> from 
>>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>>
>>
>>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
>> plug-ins of 
>>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
>> developer), 
>>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
>> images 
>>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
>> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>>  
>> 4. The queries: 
>>
>>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>>(my new favourite).
>>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features 
>> and 
>>   looks of drift.
>>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>>   stroll and drift.
>>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>>tweak with what I know.
>>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting 
>>   in notes without altering the setup once done.
>>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>>   - Currently, I do this way:
>>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
>> folder.
>>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
>> happy with 
>>  it for now.
>>  - And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich 
>>  enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But 
>> that 
>>  link from the drive, I am using to edit on iPad. Safari doesn't 
>> work. but 
>>  the app called Documents is able to do so. I dont know why...?
>>  - So basically, is there a way I can streamline all of this? or 
>>  this is fine? 
>>  - I had tried github, tiddlyspot things too. But went too

[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

About the sidebar! You can go here:

ControlPanel > Appearance > Mono Tweaks > Vanilla tweaks

On the list of this tab, the last one is "Sidebar width", maybe the value 
of 500px or more will suffice :)

-jd


On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:06:22 PM UTC+9, Dummy ME wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
>
>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the idea 
> of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to put my 
> use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
> 3. 
> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>
>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track on; 
>   interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>   different .md files to handle.
>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced repetetion 
>   in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam like. But 
> before 
>   finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and now I have a 
>   dilemma.
>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a shout 
>   of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and the 
> open 
>   source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, so. 
>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
> from 
>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>
>
>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
> plug-ins of 
>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
> developer), 
>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
> images 
>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>  
> 4. The queries: 
>
>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>(my new favourite).
>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features and 
>   looks of drift.
>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>   stroll and drift.
>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>tweak with what I know.
>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in 
>   notes without altering the setup once done.
>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>   - Currently, I do this way:
>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
> folder.
>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
> happy with 
>  it for now.
>  - And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich 
>  enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But 
> that 
>  link from the drive, I am using to edit on iPad. Safari doesn't 
> work. but 
>  the app called Documents is able to do so. I dont know why...?
>  - So basically, is there a way I can streamline all of this? or 
>  this is fine? 
>  - I had tried github, tiddlyspot things too. But went too 
>  complex for me.
>   - Also, I liked this tool, TiddlyRemember, I did everything but 
>couldn't get it setup. If those guys are here, can they help me a bit?
>
>
> Thanks for reading this long post. A long and selfish post maybe. 
>
> Regards,
> DummyMe
>
> The TiddlyMap Problem:
>
>

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[tw5] Re: [PLUGIN] hello, presenting NTFS22 (New Tiddler From Search for TW5.1.22), with ability to specify title and tags

Thanks for the heads-up! 

I tested and found that the ENTER key indeed is captured by the pre-release 
keyboard handling, but ctrl+ENTER works! I'll update the plugin.

Thanks again!

-jd



On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 9:51:30 PM UTC+9, Saq Imtiaz wrote:
>
> @jd Note that the pre-release for 5.1.23 has keyboard handling for the 
> sidebar search. You may wish to verify that it doesn't clash with your 
> keyboard handling. It may, since keyboard widgets do not propagate events.
>
> https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/
>

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Dummy ME wrote:
>
> Though I had one more question: 
> *How big the files become after some decent usage? Can you (Mat) or anyone 
> else share? *
>

How big is a web page, because that is what TW "is"? And, perhaps more 
importantly, how long does it take to load it? Depends. But you should 
avoid filling it with big images or other stuff that adds directly to the 
files code. Instead link to the stuff. (Images can for example be directly 
shown by means of the _canonical_uri field.) I think I recall people having 
files the size of 12 MB without any problem. Regular computer or super 
computer, I have no idea. And, I think Jeremy (the lead TW developer) has 
mentioned tests with 60.000 tiddlers without any problem.

> A lot of thanks for shareing the TiddlySpot! I tried it but the TW 
> official page has the link to the old TiddlySpot I was having a hard 
> time finding a way to have my TW5 up there. I will look around the TW5 
> TiddlySpot :) Thanks again..
>

Yeah, the link I shared is just a "shell" with an iframe showing the 
underlying tiddlyspot site. Tiddlyspot has been working reliably for over a 
decade but the host doesn't update it anymore so the original front page 
doesn't cater for TW5.

<:-)

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Hello! I Actually have nothing to say but that we are using almost the 
exact same saving methods across devices! 

I find this a bit of a hassle when in situations where my work environment 
changes multiple times in a day (commute an hour: edit on mobile, have some 
coffee: edit on laptop, had an idea at work: edit on mobile again because 
of laptop restrictions at work... when management tightens on mobile use 
even while on breaks, I resort to tiddlyspot).

So, if you encounter a saving method across devices that are better than 
what we have now, please do share! It'll save my life.

And, welcome to TW !

-jd


On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 8:06:22 PM UTC+9, Dummy ME wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
>
>  I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the idea 
> of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to put my 
> use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
> 1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; 
> currently preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and 
> revise them). My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
> 2.* Use Case:  *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are 
> referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times 
> (current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise 
> later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
> 3. 
> *The TiddlerWikis Experience: *
>
>-  I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion, 
>Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
>   - Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track on; 
>   interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
>   - Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too. 
>   but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many 
>   different .md files to handle.
>   - RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced repetetion 
>   in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam like. But 
> before 
>   finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and now I have a 
>   dilemma.
>   - TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a shout 
>   of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and the 
> open 
>   source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The 
>   collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, so. 
>   Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins 
> from 
>   the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.
>
>
>- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and 
>  its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some 
> plug-ins of 
>  my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll 
> developer), 
>  Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with 
> images 
>  (but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too. 
>  - The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted 
> to keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??
>  
> 4. The queries: 
>
>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>(my new favourite).
>   - For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I 
>   like it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features and 
>   looks of drift.
>- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can 
>   do fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
>   - The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both 
>   stroll and drift.
>- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot 
>of programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>tweak with what I know.
>   - I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in 
>   notes without altering the setup once done.
>- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>   - Currently, I do this way:
>  - I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder 
>  containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate 
> folder.
>  - Then, I  have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open 
>  that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am 
> happy with 
>  it for now.
>  - And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich 
>  enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But 
> that 
>  link from the drive, I am using to edit on iPad. Safari doesn't 
> work. but 
>  the app called Documents is able to do so. I dont know why...?
>  - So basically, is there a way I can streamline all of this? or 
>  this is fine? 
>  -

[tw5] Re: [PLUGIN] hello, presenting NTFS22 (New Tiddler From Search for TW5.1.22), with ability to specify title and tags

Thank you, Saq!

Wow, that sounds really cool! I don't really use task managers (not just 
because of their complexity, but...) because of the many UI bits that make 
me want to find a way to *use *said bits, or *hide *them...

Using a text field that'll serve like a command line, but will allow for 
some fancy interfacing, will be wonderful.

It's like writing "Buy oranges tomorrow but only if you have 4 left" and 
not needing to expand on that, letting the program interpret that on its 
own (of course, I want to *customize* said program)...

Hope you can share yours soon!

-jd




On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 9:13:25 PM UTC+9, Saq Imtiaz wrote:
>
> @JD very neat. 
>
> I do something similar in an unfinished task manager plugin I use, 
> including trying to parse shorthand for dates into a date field.
>
> Example: 
> Cleanup task manager #plugin and share #todo tom
> where "tom" gets parsed as tomorrow's date. Or shorthand like "mon" for 
> first coming monday or "in 2 days" or "ev day" for every day.
>
> I haven't found the time to finish the natural language parser though.
>
> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 5:35:22 PM UTC+2, JD wrote:
>>
>> Hi everyone!
>>
>> I missed being here. I hope you're all doing well during these hard times!
>>
>> I updated my *NTFS* plugin with some added features. Mainly, the ability 
>> to set some fields while creating the tiddler from the sidebar searchbar. 
>>
>> For example, the search term:
>> It's cloudy today #[[dreaming of fish]] #notes &[[Today's thought]]
>>
>> Will create the following tiddler:
>> Title: Today's thought
>> Tags: [[dreaming of fish]] notes
>> Text: It's cloudy today
>>
>> This plugin also accommodates the creation of journal tiddlers.
>>
>> The demo and plugin page is here: 
>>
>> *http://j.d.ntfs22.tiddlyspot.com/* 
>>
>> Take care, everyone!
>>
>> - jd
>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: [PLUGIN] hello, presenting NTFS22 (New Tiddler From Search for TW5.1.22), with ability to specify title and tags

@jd Note that the pre-release for 5.1.23 has keyboard handling for the 
sidebar search. You may wish to verify that it doesn't clash with your 
keyboard handling. It may, since keyboard widgets do not propagate events.

https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/

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[tw5] Re: [PLUGIN] hello, presenting NTFS22 (New Tiddler From Search for TW5.1.22), with ability to specify title and tags

Hi Tony!

Thank you so much! And yeah, v5.1.22 is magical! I am loving all the native 
things I can do with it now!

Also, thanks to your idea, I have updated NTFS22 and streamlined the code a 
bit. Previously, the NTFS22 sidebar search is a *clone *of the core sidebar 
search, wrapped in <$keyboard> widgets that will execute a macro on the 
search string. That was because I wanted to inject the "+" button inside, 
for positioning purposes.

Now I just did away with the "+" button so I can fully transclude the core 
sidebar search and wrap it in <$keyboard> widgets, which act like how you 
describe your Search Indicators.

By the way, NTFS22 doesn't alter $:/AdvancedSearch ... It just injects 
itself into the sidebar as a <$keyboard>-wrapped core sidebar search :)

-jd



On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 12:30:59 PM UTC+9, TW Tones wrote:
>
> JD,
>
> Glad to have you around again. There are some wonderful improvements to 
> tiddlywiki you will enjoy. Do not hesitate to ask in the forums because a 
> number of barriers and limitations do not exist anymore. 
>
> I notice that your solution replaces the the search in the sidebar 
> segment. Its smart how you hide the existing one to present your own. I 
> just wanted to share a technique I discovered recently that may suit you. 
> In part because it allows multiple solutions that would otherwise clash 
> when they alter the advanced search can let them co-exist.
>
> I am building a solution called "Advanced Search indicators", basically it 
> monitors the content of the temporary search field $:/temp/search and 
> displays  buttons according to its contents. One being if a tiddler by the 
> current temp value does not exist provide a click to create button. This 
> has the advantage of leaving the advanced search alone but responding 
> intelligently to its content. It does not presently provide the additional 
> new tiddler customisation's your solution does. 
>
> In fact I would like to see if your solution can be integrated with search 
> indicators as well, they should be able to as it stands because "Advanced 
> Search indicators" does not alter the advanced search and yours does, 
> however if someone else enhances the advanced search it will most likely 
> clash with your solution.
>
> Perhaps this proves useful
>
> Regards
> TW Tones AKA TonyM
>
> On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 1:35:22 AM UTC+10, JD wrote:
>>
>> Hi everyone!
>>
>> I missed being here. I hope you're all doing well during these hard times!
>>
>> I updated my *NTFS* plugin with some added features. Mainly, the ability 
>> to set some fields while creating the tiddler from the sidebar searchbar. 
>>
>> For example, the search term:
>> It's cloudy today #[[dreaming of fish]] #notes &[[Today's thought]]
>>
>> Will create the following tiddler:
>> Title: Today's thought
>> Tags: [[dreaming of fish]] notes
>> Text: It's cloudy today
>>
>> This plugin also accommodates the creation of journal tiddlers.
>>
>> The demo and plugin page is here: 
>>
>> *http://j.d.ntfs22.tiddlyspot.com/* 
>>
>> Take care, everyone!
>>
>> - jd
>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: [PLUGIN] hello, presenting NTFS22 (New Tiddler From Search for TW5.1.22), with ability to specify title and tags

Hi Mat! I'm very excited for your EditorMagic! I wish to have your feature 
of an all-wikitext solution to autocomplete with keyboard controls. That'll 
be the dream!

Oh yeah, I saw rQuickTid when I was a TW-infant! And now with my juvenile 
understanding of regexp, you just gave me an idea to explore!

Thank you, this'll make for a semi-fun quarantine, all things considered.

-jd



On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 9:01:18 PM UTC+9, Mat wrote:
>
> Indeed a nice idea to make the search field also be a kind of editor. If 
> you didn't see it, I made rQuickTid  a 
> few years back. It would be neat if there was a merge between NTFS and 
> (something like) rQuickTid, i.e a single line input field that serves as 
> search AND, if e.g enter is pressed, it expands into a multiline editor and 
> the initial line is interpreted as the new tiddler title where additional 
> tags and text can be added.
>
> <:-)
>

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[tw5] Re: Static html book created with TiddlyWiki

2020-07-28 Thread Birthe C

TW Tones,

As I do not know Spanish I wouldn't know, but trying google translate into 
Danish worked better than earlier but still I had quite some laughs at 
places. The writing about wrinkles sounded more like an advertisement for a 
beauty product really.
I think your experience was so good because you needed translation into 
English - big language, you know.
To be honest I think I understood more guestimating the Spanish, than from 
the Danish translation LOL.


Birthe

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[tw5] Re: Plugin prototype: Command Palette

@souk21 @jd suggest that CP make the original string from the input 
available as a variable to the actions invoked by commands.
The last optional argument to invokeActionString is a hashmap of variables 
that will be available in the actionstring.

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 2:13:51 PM UTC+2, JD wrote:
>
> Hi Souk21,
>
> I am in love with this! This is truly amazing and exactly what I need in 
> my personal wiki!
>
> I have a question (searching for the answer of which put me into creation 
> mode), how do I access the text of the CommandPalette input box and have 
> it available to an actionString - type custom command? 
>
> I wish to integrate my NTFS22 macros into this elegantly (it works by 
> parsing the content of a tiddler, i.e. the tiddler modified by the 
> searchbar). I tried looking at recently-modified tiddlers to see which one 
> CommandPalette modifies, but there's none!
>
> So, for now I am using a custom command that calls up an identical-looking 
> input box into the screen. I feel like this is a hack because it's not 
> actually using Command Palette's input box like how I wish it will be able 
> to! Am I just missing something? hehe.
>
> Also another idea: how about, inside a custom command tiddler, let there 
> be three additional fields? 
>
>
>- *command-palette-popup-key* can contain a key which, when inputted, 
>will reveal the submenu, in context of the current custom command
>
>
>- *command-palette-popup* contains the title of the tiddler for the 
>body of the submenu
>
>
>- *command-palette-hint* contains the text of the hint informing the 
>user of what the command does (for example)
>
> *Sample use:*
>
>1. I have a custom actionString command. This will run a macro on the 
>text string of the input box on "ENTER"
>2. For preferences on how the text string will be parsed, I wish to 
>access a *preferences*  page... So maybe by inputting "|" the submenu 
>will open and allow me to configure things
>
> Anyway, because I don't know how to create those things natively into the 
> current version of Command Palette, I forked a version of my NTFS22 plugin 
> and it does the above things.
>
> Please take a look here 
> 
>  to 
> see what I'm trying to accomplish. My plan is to retire this plugin once I 
> can do the same things with Command Palette!
>
> Thanks again for this, and I'm looking forward to creating more permissive 
> custom commands!
>
> - jd
>
>
>
> On Thursday, June 11, 2020 at 2:31:24 AM UTC+9, Souk21 wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone!
>>
>>
>> I discovered TiddlyWiki a couple weeks ago, and I set myself to use it 
>> for note taking.
>> I really enjoy the trip so far, it really is a interesting piece of 
>> software.
>> The only thing missing for me is a proper way to search with the keyboard 
>> only.
>>
>> There’s a shortcut to focus the search field, but unfortunately, you 
>> can’t navigate the results with the arrows, and you can’t close the 
>> dropdown with escape.
>>
>>
>> I looked around for a plugin, but I wasn’t able to find any that worked 
>> for me.
>> So, in a tiddlywiki mindset, I decided to try and make my own.
>> I took a lot of inspiration from VSCode command palette.
>> By default you open it with Ctrl+P, but you can change the shortcut from 
>> the tw settings
>> You can search tiddlers by text or with a filter expression, search tags, 
>> list all tiddlers with a tag,...
>> If you type ‘>’ you enter the ‘command’ mode and you can select (or 
>> search) from a list of commands.
>> You can access help if you type '?'
>>
>>
>> I tried to make it the more customizable I could, there’s still work but 
>> it’s already quite customizable. Most of the commands are only tiddlers!
>> It’s a prototype, and my first tw plugin as well, so obviously the code 
>> is a mess! It could have unexpected behavior (most probably does) and you 
>> shouldn’t use it in your own wikis yet!
>>
>>
>> I tried my best, but for now, the plugin is not really working as tw 
>> expects plugins to.
>> The plugin always returns ‘refresh=false’ and manages his own DOM itself, 
>> storing state inside of it in the way.
>> I was not sure where to ‘instantiate’ the view, so for now I’m using 
>> $:/View/AboveStory which I believe is not ideal.
>> So yeah, really not the tw way.
>>
>>
>> There are still some other problems, I’m not sure how to escape a filter 
>> operation parameter for example so the search sometimes returns errors
>>
>> Obviously it’s not really optimized yet either.
>>
>> I do plan to fix it and include more features (I still have a tiddler 
>> full of ideas)
>>
>>
>> I’m posting here to see what people think of this prototype and if 
>> there’s any interest in such a plugin.
>>
>> If so, I’m probably gonna need some guidance into how things are supposed 
>> to work so I can make it work more nicely with tw.
>>
>> Consid

[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Hey Mat, 
First of all, thanks! 
About the name, I will see if I find a new one. Its basically the dummy 
email I have to give everywhere. lol.

Worth knowing/considering; Everyone uses TW and, to a greater or lesser 
> degree, collectively develops it. Stroll and TiddlyRoam are custom themes 
> created by a single individual. I'm sure it's great but most(?) of us are 
> not very familiar with it. In the longer run, it possibly influences the 
> direction of TW because it does have a lot of traction so "the core team" 
> should consider if there's something things in it that are of general 
> interest. But as it is, those themes are a one/few man show.
>

Yes, I know they are oneman show kind of a thing, I just find them a bit 
better suited for what I am about to do. I thought maybe the developer or 
the user might respond to my queries here.

Regarding the other solutions: I do like RemNote but I just like the flow 
of the TW5 better. Kind of, the card system make me like it even more, plus 
its customizable without the loss if I take up frequent backups, which is 
easy too! :P

Though I had one more question: 
*How big the files become after some decent usage? Can you (Mat) or anyone 
else share? *

A lot of thanks for shareing the TiddlySpot! I tried it but the TW official 
page has the link to the old TiddlySpot I was having a hard time 
finding a way to have my TW5 up there. I will look around the TW5 
TiddlySpot :) Thanks again..

Will keep pestering! 

Regards, DM


On Tuesday, 28 July 2020 17:21:14 UTC+5:30, Mat wrote:
>
> Hi there DummyMe (...sorry, but right away I have to say I don't like your 
> name. You clearly deserve a better one.)
>
> 4. The queries: 
>>
>>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>>(my new favourite).
>>
>> Worth knowing/considering; Everyone uses TW and, to a greater or lesser 
> degree, collectively develops it. Stroll and TiddlyRoam are custom themes 
> created by a single individual. I'm sure it's great but most(?) of us are 
> not very familiar with it. In the longer run, it possibly influences the 
> direction of TW because it does have a lot of traction so "the core team" 
> should consider if there's something things in it that are of general 
> interest. But as it is, those themes are a one/few man show.
>
>
> How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 
>
>
> Again, TiddlyMap is a one man creation, albeit much more mature than the 
> previously mentioned ones. So if they are currently not compatible, it does 
> makes sense to ask the community because maybe someone did solve it, but I 
> think you see the problem - i.e neither of these plugins are the common 
> denominator in the community. Add to that that they're quite complex 
> creations so it is unlikely that someone who is *not a user* of them will 
> immerse themselves for the sake of solving your specific needs. But who 
> knows ;-)
>  
>
>> Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot of 
>> programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
>> tweak with what I know. 
>
> I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in notes 
>> without altering the setup once done.
>
>  
> As you've noted, TW is infinitely adaptable. If your needs are covered by 
> some other ready made product then perhaps that is a better choice because 
> this adaptability subtly encourages constant tweaking - at least in my 
> case. There is of course a bias here on the forum; the people that *"I've 
> used the one and same TW since the Carter administration and never had to 
> tweak it"*... well, they don't need to hang out here. There is no direct 
> way of knowing how many people use TW or what they use it for (because TW 
> totally respects integrity).
>
>
> How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
>
>
> There are many options. My personal favourite is to use TiddlySpot *set 
> up via this site*: http://tiddlywiki5.tiddlyspot.com/
> It is not a https service and it is not protected by million dollars of 
> latest technology but TiddlySpot is a service that has served as a 
> cornerstone for the community for whoever wants a simple way to host a TW 
> online. Since you're only going to store study notes, as opposed to state 
> secrets and bank account information, then I'd recommend it. You can always 
> transfer the wiki later on if you want some self hosted sophisticated 
> solution.
>  
>
> <:-)
>

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[tw5] Re: Plugin prototype: Command Palette

Hi Souk21,

I am in love with this! This is truly amazing and exactly what I need in my 
personal wiki!

I have a question (searching for the answer of which put me into creation 
mode), how do I access the text of the CommandPalette input box and have it 
available to an actionString - type custom command? 

I wish to integrate my NTFS22 macros into this elegantly (it works by 
parsing the content of a tiddler, i.e. the tiddler modified by the 
searchbar). I tried looking at recently-modified tiddlers to see which one 
CommandPalette modifies, but there's none!

So, for now I am using a custom command that calls up an identical-looking 
input box into the screen. I feel like this is a hack because it's not 
actually using Command Palette's input box like how I wish it will be able 
to! Am I just missing something? hehe.

Also another idea: how about, inside a custom command tiddler, let there be 
three additional fields? 

   - *command-palette-popup-key* can contain a key which, when inputted, 
   will reveal the submenu, in context of the current custom command

   - *command-palette-popup* contains the title of the tiddler for the body 
   of the submenu

   - *command-palette-hint* contains the text of the hint informing the 
   user of what the command does (for example)

*Sample use:*

   1. I have a custom actionString command. This will run a macro on the 
   text string of the input box on "ENTER"
   2. For preferences on how the text string will be parsed, I wish to 
   access a *preferences*  page... So maybe by inputting "|" the submenu 
   will open and allow me to configure things

Anyway, because I don't know how to create those things natively into the 
current version of Command Palette, I forked a version of my NTFS22 plugin 
and it does the above things.

Please take a look here 

 to 
see what I'm trying to accomplish. My plan is to retire this plugin once I 
can do the same things with Command Palette!

Thanks again for this, and I'm looking forward to creating more permissive 
custom commands!

- jd

On Thursday, June 11, 2020 at 2:31:24 AM UTC+9, Souk21 wrote:
>
> Hello everyone!
>
>
> I discovered TiddlyWiki a couple weeks ago, and I set myself to use it for 
> note taking.
> I really enjoy the trip so far, it really is a interesting piece of 
> software.
> The only thing missing for me is a proper way to search with the keyboard 
> only.
>
> There’s a shortcut to focus the search field, but unfortunately, you can’t 
> navigate the results with the arrows, and you can’t close the dropdown with 
> escape.
>
>
> I looked around for a plugin, but I wasn’t able to find any that worked 
> for me.
> So, in a tiddlywiki mindset, I decided to try and make my own.
> I took a lot of inspiration from VSCode command palette.
> By default you open it with Ctrl+P, but you can change the shortcut from 
> the tw settings
> You can search tiddlers by text or with a filter expression, search tags, 
> list all tiddlers with a tag,...
> If you type ‘>’ you enter the ‘command’ mode and you can select (or 
> search) from a list of commands.
> You can access help if you type '?'
>
>
> I tried to make it the more customizable I could, there’s still work but 
> it’s already quite customizable. Most of the commands are only tiddlers!
> It’s a prototype, and my first tw plugin as well, so obviously the code is 
> a mess! It could have unexpected behavior (most probably does) and you 
> shouldn’t use it in your own wikis yet!
>
>
> I tried my best, but for now, the plugin is not really working as tw 
> expects plugins to.
> The plugin always returns ‘refresh=false’ and manages his own DOM itself, 
> storing state inside of it in the way.
> I was not sure where to ‘instantiate’ the view, so for now I’m using 
> $:/View/AboveStory which I believe is not ideal.
> So yeah, really not the tw way.
>
>
> There are still some other problems, I’m not sure how to escape a filter 
> operation parameter for example so the search sometimes returns errors
>
> Obviously it’s not really optimized yet either.
>
> I do plan to fix it and include more features (I still have a tiddler full 
> of ideas)
>
>
> I’m posting here to see what people think of this prototype and if there’s 
> any interest in such a plugin.
>
> If so, I’m probably gonna need some guidance into how things are supposed 
> to work so I can make it work more nicely with tw.
>
> Considering the state of the project, I didn’t take the time to write any 
> doc yet.
>
> You can demo it here : https://souk21.github.io/TW-commandpalette/
>
> Let me know :)
>

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[tw5] Re: [PLUGIN] hello, presenting NTFS22 (New Tiddler From Search for TW5.1.22), with ability to specify title and tags

@JD very neat. 

I do something similar in an unfinished task manager plugin I use, 
including trying to parse shorthand for dates into a date field.

Example: 
Cleanup task manager #plugin and share #todo tom
where "tom" gets parsed as tomorrow's date. Or shorthand like "mon" for 
first coming monday or "in 2 days" or "ev day" for every day.

I haven't found the time to finish the natural language parser though.

On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 5:35:22 PM UTC+2, JD wrote:
>
> Hi everyone!
>
> I missed being here. I hope you're all doing well during these hard times!
>
> I updated my *NTFS* plugin with some added features. Mainly, the ability 
> to set some fields while creating the tiddler from the sidebar searchbar. 
>
> For example, the search term:
> It's cloudy today #[[dreaming of fish]] #notes &[[Today's thought]]
>
> Will create the following tiddler:
> Title: Today's thought
> Tags: [[dreaming of fish]] notes
> Text: It's cloudy today
>
> This plugin also accommodates the creation of journal tiddlers.
>
> The demo and plugin page is here: 
>
> *http://j.d.ntfs22.tiddlyspot.com/* 
>
> Take care, everyone!
>
> - jd
>
>

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[tw5] Re: [PLUGIN] hello, presenting NTFS22 (New Tiddler From Search for TW5.1.22), with ability to specify title and tags

Indeed a nice idea to make the search field also be a kind of editor. If 
you didn't see it, I made rQuickTid  a 
few years back. It would be neat if there was a merge between NTFS and 
(something like) rQuickTid, i.e a single line input field that serves as 
search AND, if e.g enter is pressed, it expands into a multiline editor and 
the initial line is interpreted as the new tiddler title where additional 
tags and text can be added.

<:-)

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[tw5] Re: [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Hi there DummyMe (...sorry, but right away I have to say I don't like your 
name. You clearly deserve a better one.)

4. The queries: 
>
>- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift 
>(my new favourite).
>
> Worth knowing/considering; Everyone uses TW and, to a greater or lesser 
degree, collectively develops it. Stroll and TiddlyRoam are custom themes 
created by a single individual. I'm sure it's great but most(?) of us are 
not very familiar with it. In the longer run, it possibly influences the 
direction of TW because it does have a lot of traction so "the core team" 
should consider if there's something things in it that are of general 
interest. But as it is, those themes are a one/few man show.


How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble? 


Again, TiddlyMap is a one man creation, albeit much more mature than the 
previously mentioned ones. So if they are currently not compatible, it does 
makes sense to ask the community because maybe someone did solve it, but I 
think you see the problem - i.e neither of these plugins are the common 
denominator in the community. Add to that that they're quite complex 
creations so it is unlikely that someone who is *not a user* of them will 
immerse themselves for the sake of solving your specific needs. But who 
knows ;-)
 

> Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot of 
> programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to 
> tweak with what I know. 

I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in notes 
> without altering the setup once done.

 
As you've noted, TW is infinitely adaptable. If your needs are covered by 
some other ready made product then perhaps that is a better choice because 
this adaptability subtly encourages constant tweaking - at least in my 
case. There is of course a bias here on the forum; the people that *"I've 
used the one and same TW since the Carter administration and never had to 
tweak it"*... well, they don't need to hang out here. There is no direct 
way of knowing how many people use TW or what they use it for (because TW 
totally respects integrity).


How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?


There are many options. My personal favourite is to use TiddlySpot *set up 
via this site*: http://tiddlywiki5.tiddlyspot.com/
It is not a https service and it is not protected by million dollars of 
latest technology but TiddlySpot is a service that has served as a 
cornerstone for the community for whoever wants a simple way to host a TW 
online. Since you're only going to store study notes, as opposed to state 
secrets and bank account information, then I'd recommend it. You can always 
transfer the wiki later on if you want some self hosted sophisticated 
solution.
 

<:-)

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Re: [tw5] [PLUGIN] hello, presenting NTFS22 (New Tiddler From Search for TW5.1.22), with ability to specify title and tags

Hi Diego!

Thank you so much for directing me to this! This is absolutely amazing!

But after playing with it for a while (and deciding to have it on 
mainstay), I gave up trying to build a command that will create for me the 
sort of tiddlers I create (customized journals with a location field and 
with text included)

Anyway, while CommandPalette doesn't have this yet, I created a fork of 
NTFS22 that integrates into CommandPalette as a command (also as an 
always-available tiddler creation tool)

NTFS22 on CommandPalette 


Thanks!

- jd

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 2:42:25 AM UTC+9, Diego Mesa wrote:
>
> JD! Great plugin! As I understand it, the recent "Command Pallet"  also 
> attempts to do this as well. 
>
> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 12:04:42 PM UTC-5, JD wrote:
>>
>> Wow, thank you, I overlooked that!
>> I've updated the plugin now. Please keep the bug reports coming! I'll 
>> look into them tomorrow ^^,
>>
>> On Tue, Jul 28, 2020, 00:32 Atronoush Parsi,  wrote:
>>
>>> Great plugin! 
>>>
>>> One minor comment
>>>
>>> 1. the preset tags for the new tiddler set in the config seems not to 
>>> work!
>>>
>>>
>>> Stay healthy
>>> Atro
>>>  
>>>
>>> On Mon, Jul 27, 2020 at 8:05 PM JD  wrote:
>>>
 Hi everyone!

 I missed being here. I hope you're all doing well during these hard 
 times!

 I updated my *NTFS* plugin with some added features. Mainly, the 
 ability to set some fields while creating the tiddler from the sidebar 
 searchbar. 

 For example, the search term:
 It's cloudy today #[[dreaming of fish]] #notes &[[Today's thought]]

 Will create the following tiddler:
 Title: Today's thought
 Tags: [[dreaming of fish]] notes
 Text: It's cloudy today

 This plugin also accommodates the creation of journal tiddlers.

 The demo and plugin page is here: 

 *http://j.d.ntfs22.tiddlyspot.com/* 

 Take care, everyone!

 - jd

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[tw5] [New Here] A hello and the set of questions!

Hey guys,

I am new here and the world of tiddlys. I am enjoying a lot with the idea
of just one file with unlimited customizations. I shall go ahead to put my
use case and the queries, I hope you guys can help me out.
1. *About me*: engineer; knows basic programming, can learn too; currently
preparing for an exam - that required me to set up notes (and revise them).
My subject of study as of now is Anthropology.
2.* Use Case: *As I said, I need to prepare notes. The topics are
referenced to and from from many topics and are a bit dynamic at times
(current developments etc.). Also, I needed it to be a bit reasy to revise
later (or Spaced repetition maybe).
3.
*The TiddlerWikis Experience: *

- I was searching for a note taking app; Went on to find Notion,
Obsidian, RemNotes and TiddlyWiki.
- Notion - Online; Data policies; a bit difficult to keep track on;
interface is turnoff. (For me) (Was not sure of exports either)
- Obsidian - everything seemed good. I invested a lot of time too.
but was only on desktop. I work on iPad too (atleast read). Too many
different .md files to handle.
- RemNotes - I liked this one thouroughly. It has Spaced repetetion
in itself free at the moment, decent interface, and Roam like. But before
finding it, I fell in love with the Stroll TiddlerWiki and now I have a
dilemma.
- TIddlerWiki - I found it somewhere in the Obsidian forum (a shout
of thanks to that user). Felt incredible for its simplicity and the open
source nature. People collaborating for something this great. The
collaboration amongst humans is what I am studying in Anthropology, so.
Anyway, I played around tiddly for a while. Tried to host it, plugins
from
the dynalist toolkit list, and many things.

- The tiddlerwiki I started using was Stroll. It had backlinking, and
its something I was looking for. Then, I tried importing some plug-ins
of
my interest. eg. TiddlyMaps (despite warnings by the Stroll
developer),
Leaflets for embedding maps (required for me or I can manage with
images
(but maps cl! :p). I tried a simple flowchart too.
- The problem: TiddlerMap is interfereing with Stroll. I wanted to
keep it a bit smaller in the sidebar itself? Is it possible??

4. The queries:

- Suggestion for the Tiddlywik to use. eg. Stroll, TiddlyRoam, Drift (my
new favourite).
- For now I am building on Drift (I found it this morning and I like
it. Stroll is good too, but I like the feel, some new features and looks
of
drift.
- How to use TiddlyMaps without much trouble?
- I just want a basic flow of my tiddlers. I don't want icons, I can do
fine with just a small circle with the name of the node on hover.
- The current plugin interferes with two stories plug-in : in both
stroll and drift.
- Should I be using TiddlyWiki in the first place? I don't have a lot of
programming knowledge, just basics. I like to dig in though and try to
tweak with what I know.
- I have limited time though. I want to be able to start putting in
notes without altering the setup once done.
- How to edit the wiki from multiple devices? iPad, Phone and Laptop?
- Currently, I do this way:
- I have TiddlyDesktop intalled. I edit there. The folder
containing .html is synced on drive. The backup is in a separate
folder.
- Then, I have this app called TIddloidLite. Where I can open
that file from the drive itself. and even save after edit. I am happy
with
it for now.
- And in drive I had this drive extension: TiddlyDriveWhich
enabled me to edit on android earlier. But now app does better. But
that
link from the drive, I am using to edit on iPad. Safari doesn't work.
but
the app called Documents is able to do so. I dont know why...?
- So basically, is there a way I can streamline all of this? or
this is fine?
- I had tried github, tiddlyspot things too. But went too complex
for me.
- Also, I liked this tool, TiddlyRemember, I did everything but
couldn't get it setup. If those guys are here, can they help me a bit?

Thanks for reading this long post. A long and selfish post maybe.

Regards,
DummyMe

The TiddlyMap Problem:

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[tw5] Re: Autoscroll in TW

2020-07-28 Thread Adithya B M

Thanks Eric. Everything works as expected now :)

On Monday, July 20, 2020 at 2:13:32 AM UTC+5:30 Eric Shulman wrote:

> On Sunday, July 19, 2020 at 12:49:20 PM UTC-7, Felicia Crow wrote:
>>
>> so took finally another look and while I can't say which update did it, I 
>> can say that it now also works in firefox without problems.
>>
>
> That is good news!  I also can't say which update did it, but my *guess* 
> is it was a side effect of switching from
> using a  to a <$button> for the "scrollFrame" in AutoScroll/Template.
>
> The $button enables the use of keyboard to pause and resume (enter or 
> space) and to stop (escape).  But it also means
> that a different type of container is now being used to surround the 
> scrollContent, and that would mean different
> browser-internal code as well (for handling overflow on buttons vs divs).
>
> Some things are just luck... or magic.   Whichever it is, I'm glad it's 
> now working as intended.
>
> -e
>

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[tw5] Re: Export tiddlers as Zip file (from single HTML)

Cool stuff Bimlas, thanks for sharing.

If I can find the time I'd like to work on a epub exporter based on the 
JSZip plugin as well.
I would be extremely happy if someone else beat me to it!

On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 11:37:07 AM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> Before switching to a new note-taking program, we want to make sure that 
> if we don't like it, we can easily export our notes from it. In TiddlyWiki, 
> we have the option to bulk export in Advanced Search -> Filter, but there 
> is no option to return our notes as separate text files (just as Node.js 
> saves them).
>
> In TiddlyWiki prerelease, the JSZip plugin 
>  
> can create a Zip archive from multiple tiddlers. Combining this with the 
> existing ".tid file" exporter template becomes a bulk tiddler exporter.
>
> I have attached a demo version, import it into the 
> https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/ , go to $:/AdvancedSearch -> Filter 
> and write a custom filter expression into the entry 
> ("[!is[system]search[hello]limit[5]]" for example without quotes).
>
> *ATTENTION*! Don’t export too many tiddlers at once because the 
> TiddlyWiki window will not respond to anything until the export is complete.
>

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Re: [tw5] Re: Presenting: Whitespace, a negative-spacious, webapp-nostalgic theme

2020-07-28 Thread danraymond

Hello JD;

All good thank you for the best theme for TW5 it is perfect for my needs. 
Look forward to any further incarnations.

On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 5:45:44 PM UTC+10, JD wrote:
>
> Hello again Danraymond,
>
> I've finally updated this theme to fix the previous bugs (The demo site 
> has also been updated to v5.1.22 of Tiddlywiki). 
>
> For safe re-installation, please go to *$:/AdvancedSearch* > *Filter* tab 
> of your wiki and delete this filter search term: 
> [is[shadow]prefix[$:/themes/jd/Whitespace]][prefix[$:/config/Whitespace]]
>
> Then, just install the theme normally again from the site.
>
> (Overwritten shadow tiddlers of the theme might have prevented the update.)
>
> Thanks for the bug report!
>
> -jd
>
>
>
> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:58:29 PM UTC+9, danraymond wrote:
>>
>> Hi JD;
>>
>> Thanks again for being so responsive. That's what I looked for, but see 
>> attached image those options are not there. Will try delete the theme files 
>> and reimport the downloaded theme tid file.
>>
>> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 12:09:55 PM UTC+10, JD wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi again! 
>>>
>>> It should be in *$:/ControlPanel* > *Appearance *> *Whitespace Tweaks*
>>>
>>> The items are *Sidebar top buttons area height* and *Sidebar top 
>>> padding*!
>>>
>>> Please do inform if they're not working as expected!
>>>
>>> -jd
>>>
>>> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 10:55:57 AM UTC+9, danraymond wrote:

 Hi JD;

 Thanks for such a quick response. I updated the theme. I opened the 
 theme Whitespace Theme tweaks, where do I adjust the sidebar page controls 
 height, and sidebar top padding?

 Thank you

 On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 12:58:49 AM UTC+10, JD wrote:
>
> Hi Danraymond! 
>
> Thank you so much for enjoying the theme! ^^,
>
> I updated it to have a config for the sidebar page controls height, 
> and sidebar top padding to accomodate. 
>
> You can add to the sidebar by tagging any tiddler with $:/tags/SideBar
>
> Pre-loaded sidebar tabs, those part of the core, can be searched for 
> in Advanced Search: prefixed with $:/core/ui/SideBar/
>
> Be wary that the theme has a scrolling bug in later TW versions... I 
> might get this up to date but I'm not sure when. There are so many plates 
> spinning. 
>
> Please stay safe ^^,
>
> -jd
>
> On Sun, Jul 26, 2020, 15:34 danraymond,  wrote:
>
>> Hi JD;
>>
>> This may be too old a thread now. However, Thank you for such a great 
>> theme. It has made my TW5 use much more fluid.
>>
>> I have a very dumb question: when I remove a sidebar "card" with the 
>> "remove from sidebar" button. How do I get it back?
>>
>> Also, I made the top control buttons area (the hover area that shows 
>> the control buttons) 50px as I have 2 rows. How can I move the 
>> title/subtitle are down to accommodate ths change as the hover are 
>> covers 
>> it up slightly?
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 10:36:03 PM UTC+10, JD wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello everyone, theming-obsessed JD here,
>>>
>>> This might be against the grain of current UI ideas and 
>>> conversations, but lately I've been nostalgic about a webapp-y kind of 
>>> design... So I made a theme out of it, for other folks who might be 
>>> into 
>>> this sort of style. I don't expect it would be used much, I'm just 
>>> sharing 
>>> for archiving reasons... 
>>>
>>> Link here: http://j.d.whitespace.tiddlyspot.com/ 
>>>
>>> Thanks for the inspiring conversations, everyone. I love 
>>> back-reading ☺️
>>>
>>> Perpetual lurker, 
>>> JD
>>>
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[tw5] Export tiddlers as Zip file (from single HTML)

2020-07-28 Thread bimlas

Dear all,

Before switching to a new note-taking program, we want to make sure that if 
we don't like it, we can easily export our notes from it. In TiddlyWiki, we 
have the option to bulk export in Advanced Search -> Filter, but there is 
no option to return our notes as separate text files (just as Node.js saves 
them).

In TiddlyWiki prerelease, the JSZip plugin 
 
can create a Zip archive from multiple tiddlers. Combining this with the 
existing ".tid file" exporter template becomes a bulk tiddler exporter.

I have attached a demo version, import it into the 
https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/ , go to $:/AdvancedSearch -> Filter and 
write a custom filter expression into the entry 
("[!is[system]search[hello]limit[5]]" for example without quotes).

*ATTENTION*! Don’t export too many tiddlers at once because the TiddlyWiki 
window will not respond to anything until the export is complete.

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Export_tiddlers_as_Zip_file.json
Description: application/json

[tw5] Re: Scroll via separate window works - and not :-/

Mat

The way I understand it the way we would do this is to change the settings with 
the navigator widget in the same way you need to consider for the OT.

Yes in many ways it is simple to do as I suggested but somtimes getting it to 
be really simple is quite complex ;)

regards
TW Tones

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[tw5] Re: Scroll via separate window works - and not :-/

 TW Tones, thanks for your insights on the navigator widget.

Regarding:

> [...] a more robust story management, such that you can save, switch, 
> capture and restore stories and any list (field) for that matter. I for one 
> would like to select a "project", which would restore a story list for that 
> project, keep working on the project, then save the current story to that 
> project and return to the default story or that of another project.
>

Isn't that pretty simple to make? Just save the {{$:/StoryList!!list}} by 
appending it to some "list of storylists" and, for a UI, use a selectwidget 
to switch among them. Not sure what it has to do with the navigatorwidget, 
but anyway.

Similarly if we could build tools to swap, copy, share and change lists, we 
> would add a new level of interaction to tiddlywiki.
>

Hm, just send permalinks? 

Regardless, it seems this doesn't really have to do with the 

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[tw5] CSV table

2020-07-28 Thread Ankit Mittal

Hi,

I am trying to understand how the $$$text/csv parser works and as far as I
can see its using the underlying Csvparser function in the javascript
- $:/core/modules/parsers/csvparser.js

I changed the line

var columns = lineText.split(",");

To

var columns = lineText.split("#");


In order to see if instead of comma another character will yield a quick
table but that did not work. What am i doing wrong and how can I achieve
the intended result?

My motivation is this... as a programme manager, I rely on lot of excel
files flowing in and from time to time I take snapshots of information and
put as table on a tiddler. Problem is to convert that data into wiki table
requires me to first paste the data on notepad++ then search and replace
all tabs with | and then manually add | at begining and end of the lines...

I found the wonderful plugin by Joshua
https://joshuafontany.github.io/TW5-JsonMangler/ where he mentions using
CSV widget to parse the "character (not comma)" separated value data and a
quick test on demo shows that tables can be created instantaneously by
pasting data copied from excel into tiddler of type application/csv...
however when I tried to invoke application by means of $$$application/csv
it did not work.

I will really appreciate some guidance on how to make it work.

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[tw5] Re: How can I activate the vim mode using the CodeMirror plugin with Tiddlywiki?

2020-07-28 Thread tony

Steps, just tested:

   1. Download empty.html from https://tiddlywiki.com/#GettingStarted 
   2. Open the $:/ControlPanel tiddler
   3. Click the plugins tab then Get more plugins button
   4. Search for codemirror
   5. Click install button for *CodeMirror*: CodeMirror editor and *CodeMirror 
   Keymap Vim*: Keymap compatible with Vim for CodeMirror
   6. Save and refresh when prompted by banner dialog
   7. Open the $:/ControlPanel tiddler
   8. Click the Settings then Codemirror tab
   9. Under CodeMirror keymap select vim in the dropdown control
   10. Optional: check Enable line numbers, cuz it looks cool
   11. Save and refresh the wiki
   12. Test by creating a new tiddler and in edit mode, line numbers should 
   be showing as a visual indicator of success
   13. I use Ctrl-c to return to normal mode

Have fun!

Best,
tony
On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 11:51:24 PM UTC-7 muynars...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi bimias, thanks for the reply... I already use the firenvim and it's a 
> great tool :)
>
> But in this case I'd like to use a client solution just so I can access 
> the vim mode with a TiddlyWiki page that's public on the internet. Even if 
> it means having a vim mode with limitations comparing to the real one...
>

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Re: [tw5] Re: How to generate list of missing tiddlers, sorted by most references

2020-07-28 Thread bimlas

Not a perfect solution, but you can relatively easily create tables in the 
Javascript console that you can sort by columns by clicking on the header.

*SAVE YOUR WIKI BEFORE TRYING OUT*: Although it is just a query and does 
not change anything, it is better to prevent trouble.

Open the DeveloperTools console in the wiki window (right click anywhere on 
the page -> inspect element -> console tab) and issue this command:

let results = [];
$tw.utils.each($tw.wiki.getMissingTitles(), (tiddler) => {
  const backlinks = $tw.wiki.getTiddlerBacklinks(tiddler).length;

  results.push([
tiddler,
backlinks
  ]);
});
console.table(results);

In another example, we can print a list of tiddlers, which can be sorted by 
the number of links and backlinks:

let results = [];
$tw.wiki.forEachTiddler((tiddler) => {
  const links = $tw.wiki.getTiddlerLinks(tiddler).length;
  const backlinks = $tw.wiki.getTiddlerBacklinks(tiddler).length;

  // Filter unnecessary results
  if(links === 0 && backlinks === 0) return;

  results.push([
tiddler,
links,
backlinks
  ]);
});
console.table(results);

Because the table can display up to 1000 rows, it's a good idea to filter 
out irrelevant results (such as those with no links and backlinks).

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[tw5] Re: How can I activate the vim mode using the CodeMirror plugin with Tiddlywiki?