Re: [tw] Re: TW5: Using TW as a musical scratchpad with BopLand.org services?

2014-05-24 Thread Russ Thomas
Hi Mans

I found vextab (and have been following the developer's tweets) a long time
ago.  Sadly, I haven't kept up with it from the point of view of reusing it
embedded elsewhere (like TW).  I did try around three years ago but didn't
get very far... my TW coding skills (read: API knowledge) are thin to say
the least.

Somewhere grin I have some more related links... I'll try to dig them out
and if they're still good/relevant I'll post again.

Russ


On 22 May 2014 17:04, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:

 seems to be something which could be easily made into a TW5 plugin as all
 it needs is Html5, Canvas and Raphael...

 See: http://www.vexflow.com/docs/tutorial.html

 I'd love to see that happen - is there a musical programmer/developer
 who'd like to turn TW5 into a standalone musical notebook?

 Thank you for sharing Russ :-)

 Cheers Måns Mårtensson

 Den torsdag den 22. maj 2014 23.56.06 UTC+2 skrev Måns:

 Hi Russ

 Have you seen 
 http://www.vexflow.com/http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.vexflow.com%2Fsa=Dsntz=1usg=AFQjCNHRWIHpWVf9zzpk56UpTRW88gDRhg?
   When you're there, check out vextab, also.


 Nope - I didn't know about it - it seems to render very nice looking
 musical notation without the need of external libraries!
 Very nice :-)

 I wouldn't know how to implement it in TiddlyWiki though...

 This : http://www.vexflow.com/vextab/tutorial.html

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Re: [tw] Re: TW5: Using TW as a musical scratchpad with BopLand.org services?

2014-05-22 Thread Russ Thomas
Hi Mans

Have you seen http://www.vexflow.com/ ?  When you're there, check out
vextab, also.

Russ


On 20 May 2014 18:03, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:

 TW5 examples:

 http://bopland-tw5.tiddlyspot.com/#GettingStarted

 http://jtab-tw5.tiddlyspot.com/#jTabUsage

 Enjoy

 Den onsdag den 21. maj 2014 00.04.21 UTC+2 skrev Måns:

 Forgot to link to a twc jtabplugin example:

 http://jtab.tiddlyspot.com/#jTabPlugin

 Cheers

 Den tirsdag den 20. maj 2014 23.35.42 UTC+2 skrev Måns:

 Same thing is possible with jTab from 
 tardatehttps://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/rLBLUy2wlXI/gvy3CwXq6FMJ
  (guitar
 chords and tab notation)

 Create a tiddler eg.: $:/_jTab_render
 tag it with: $:/core/wiki/rawmarkup
 write:
 !-- recommended to avoid security warnings with SVG in IE8 --
   meta http-equiv=X-UA-Compatible content=IE=EmulateIE7 /
   !-- optional: helpers to preset jtab region heights to avoid
 rendering jitter --
   link type=text/css rel=stylesheet href=http://jtab.tardate.com/
 css/jtab-helper.css/

   !-- mandatory script includes for jtab --
   script src=http://jtab.tardate.com/javascripts/jquery.js;
 type=text/javascript/script
   script src=http://jtab.tardate.com/javascripts/raphael.js;
 type=text/javascript/script
   script src=http://jtab.tardate.com/javascripts/jtab.js;
 type=text/javascript/script

 save wiki and reload page.
 Now if you wrap your musical notes inside the jtab class it will render
 as guitar tabs or as simple guitar chord diagrams..

 Example:

 div class=jtab
 C:1 C:2 C:3 C:4 C:5
 /div

 or

 @@.jtab
 C:1 C:2 C:3 C:4 C:5
 @@

 which will also work..

 It is recommended http://jtab.tardate.com/ that you download and
 refer to the tardate scripts from your own server as the rendition might
 get a little slow when served from http://jtab.tardate.com/ ...

 We have a nice plugin for TWc which doesn't need any external script
 references. It would be very nice if someone ported it to TW5 :-)

 Cheers Måns Mårtensson

 Den tirsdag den 20. maj 2014 22.55.51 UTC+2 skrev Måns:

 Hi TwWizards

 BJ just gave me the answer to this question in another 
 threadhttps://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/7StDWFV9Wh0/_r1XvyMFzJYJ
  .
 The simple solution is to create a tiddler eg: $:/_bopland_render_js
 tag it with: $:/core/wiki/rawmarkup
 write: script src=http://my.bopland.org/render.js;/script  -
 save wiki and reload page.

 Now if you wrap your musical notes inside the bopland class it will
 render as a playable note sheet, which can be transposed, downloaded as an
 image or as a mp3 file.

 Example:
 div class=bopland
 lick 4/4 g#8 | A7 a c# e g bb c16 bb a8 g | Dm7 f d a g f d a b~ | Dm7
 b4 r r2 |
 /div

 It doesn't work with:
 @@.bopland
 lick 4/4 g#8 | A7 a c# e g bb c16 bb a8 g | Dm7 f d a g f d a b~ | Dm7
 b4 r r2 |
 @@


 Cheers Måns Mårtensson

 Den onsdag den 15. januar 2014 10.32.40 UTC+1 skrev Jeremy Ruston:

 On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 9:12 AM, Stephan Hradek 
 stephan...@gmail.comwrote:

 While we are at it: Do you remember that you wanted to change the @@
 block to create a classed div instead of applying the class to all child
 objects?




 Yes I remember.

 I think this would also help here as a bopland div is then simply
 created with

 @@bopland
 musical notes here
 @@


 Right, I was talking about how to get the script loaded up in the
 first place, by packaging it into a plugin.

 Best wishes

 Jeremy



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Re: [tw] New alpha of TiddlyWiki5

2012-06-23 Thread Russ Thomas
On 22 June 2012 16:52, Jeremy Ruston jeremy.rus...@gmail.com wrote:

 I've been remiss in not reporting progress on TiddlyWiki5 for a few
 weeks. There’s a new alpha with some fun new features at a new URL:

 http://alpha.tiddlywiki.com


And may all who sail with her be safe!

Great news, Jeremy.  And well done.

Russ

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Re: [tw] Announcing Eric's new role as TW lead developer

2012-03-08 Thread Russ Thomas
I don't often post here but I'd like to take this opportunity to wish
Jeremy and Eric every success going forward.  As Jeremy is aware, my
relationship with TW goes way back (my wife couldn't live without it) and
Eric may recall helping me a few times with customization code.

Like most, I'm looking forward to TW5 and when Jeremy says he wants it to
endure for 25 years - that's pretty much the definition of a generation.
So here's to the next generation!

Cheers!

Russ

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[tw] @@ rendering issue (bug?)

2011-07-13 Thread Russ Thomas
Hi guys

Not sure if this is a bug... the following does not render properly:

@@font:normal 10pt monospace;C:\this\is\a\path\@@ and @@font:normal 10pt
monospace;C:\this\is\a\path\too\@@

while this DOES render properly:

@@font:normal 10pt monospace;C:\this\is\a\path\@@
and
@@font:normal 10pt monospace;C:\this\is\a\path\too\@@

In the problem case, (first case), depending on something I haven't yet
determined, I either see the first path, or the second - but not both.

Regards
Russ

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[tw] Re: TiddlyWiki plugin: Call WebService

2009-04-08 Thread Russ Thomas
2009/4/3 Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com


  What we need is the services of someone like Eric Shulman to make it
  anything like useful - by that I mean, the call really needs to be
  sited directly in the tiddler and the returned results need to
  presented (i.e. mashed up) in some kind of sensible TW kinda way.

 Here's an inline script that will do the job...

 script

 // server location
 var url='http://www.swanandmokashi.com/HomePage/WebServices/
 QuoteOfTheDay.asmx/GetQuote';

 // handle response from server
 var callback=function(status,place,txt,url,x){
var match=/QuoteOfTheDay(.*)\/QuoteOfTheDay/g.exec(txt);
if (match) var quote=match[1]; // extract quote from XML
var match=/Author(.*)\/Author/g.exec(txt);
if (match) var author=match[1]; // extract author from XML
var fmt='%0\n%1';
wikify(fmt.format([quote,author]),place);
 };

 // do it!
 loadRemoteFile(url,callback,place);

 /script

 enjoy,


I did.  VERY much :)  So much, in fact, I've done little else since! :)))

So, a belated thanks Eric!  But (you knew this was coming, didn't you! :))
I have a question or two:

Having pulled apart your code and played around with the callback function
and discovered that your x argument is in fact the XHR response... I've been
tinkering with the XML doc via DOM calls.  All well and good... but when it
comes to the wikify function, I don't see a way to achieve the TW don't
wikilink character (tilde ~) in a generic way (sorry of that's not the
correct term for it).

Spelled out, if I have a variable sAttr that contains THIS_THING, wikify
will want to offer THIS_THING as a link (for a potential new tiddler).  If I
pass ~+sAttr to wikify, that fixes it but if sAttr contains stuff then I
see ~stuff.  So, is there a simple generic solution that doesn't require a
lookahead to see if the ~ is needed?

Many thanks
Russ

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[tw] Re: TiddlyWiki plugin: Call WebService

2009-04-03 Thread Russ Thomas

I don't know if there's a plugin, but calling a webservice from an
IFRAME in a tiddler works here

html
  iframe src=url to webservice ... /
/html

Russ

2009/4/2 gea...@gmail.com gea...@gmail.com:

 Hi people,

 I was wondering whether there is a plugin for TiddlyWiki which can be
 used to invoke a webservice which is already available on the
 internet; e.g. Quote of The Day from xmethods.

 I know that with internet explorer this can be easily done using
 javascript and webservice.htc. But how can I do the same thing with
 TiddlyWiki.


 Thanks in advance for your help


 George :)


 


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[tw] Re: TiddlyWiki plugin: Call WebService

2009-04-03 Thread Russ Thomas

Hi George,

Embedding the service in an iframe is certainly not ideal - but your
request intrigued me so I gave it a go in an iframe - and Iike I said,
it works fine.

My tiddler simply had this in it:

html
  iframe 
src=http://127.0.0.1/Erik/webservices/Lookup_WS.asmx?op=GetLookupByClassId;
width=80% height=100% /
/html

Which, obviously, is a service running on my local machine.

What I have here is a whole bunch of webservices I'm developing for an
application, sadly nothing I can share with the outside world since
they're not for public/web consumption but for internal/intranet
purposes.  Further, I have no experience using/consuming any exposed
services out there on the web (at a coding level, anyway).

What we need is the services of someone like Eric Shulman to make it
anything like useful - by that I mean, the call really needs to be
sited directly in the tiddler and the returned results need to
presented (i.e. mashed up) in some kind of sensible TW kinda way.

Eric?  Any thoughts?

Russ

2009/4/3 gea...@gmail.com gea...@gmail.com:

 Hi Russ,

 Hmmm that looks nice ... Could you give me a complete simple example
 please; i.e how can I pass parameters and how can I treat the result?

 Thanks a lot

 George

 On Apr 3, 10:42 am, Russ Thomas russgtho...@gmail.com wrote:
 I don't know if there's a plugin, but calling a webservice from an
 IFRAME in a tiddler works here

 html
   iframe src=url to webservice ... /
 /html

 Russ

 2009/4/2 gea...@gmail.com gea...@gmail.com:



  Hi people,

  I was wondering whether there is a plugin for TiddlyWiki which can be
  used to invoke a webservice which is already available on the
  internet; e.g. Quote of The Day from xmethods.

  I know that with internet explorer this can be easily done using
  javascript and webservice.htc. But how can I do the same thing with
  TiddlyWiki.

  Thanks in advance for your help

  George :)
 


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[tw] Re: Announcing TiddlyFlash!

2009-04-01 Thread Russ Thomas
2009/4/1 Paul Downey (psd) paul.s.dow...@gmail.com

 As you can imagine, I'm very excited by this project, as indeed I was
 by the idea of a mainstream TiddlyWiki for the Enterprise** last year.
 Aren't you?

 Paul (psd)


No, I'm not.  It's bloody dreadful.  I got all excited and installed it
straight away.  It worked great, fantastic, a flash based TW... amazing!

That is, until I opened a tiddler with an embedded flash object which is
programmed to scan for all tiddlywiki files held locally.  Which it did.
And found itself - the one it was running in.

I now find myself at the bottom of a very deep gravity well caused by this
idiotic idea of yours.  Pretty soon I expect to be reduced to a
singularity.  Contact CERN somebody - tell them I've done it!

Oh wait... Stack overflow

phew, that was close.

;)

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[tw] Re: Checkbox in TiddlerDataPlugin and ForEachTiddler

2009-03-26 Thread Russ Thomas
2009/3/25 Alex Hough r.a.ho...@googlemail.com


 Hello there,

 I am having a problem extracting tiddler with data generated with
 checkboxes: the code below gives an error:

 forEachTiddler
 where
 'tiddler.data(archetype1isPrimary) == true'
  write
  '|[[+tiddler.tags+]]|[[+tiddler.title+]]|+tiddler.data(score)
 +|\n'

 begin '|sortable|k\n|System Maturity|Q|Value|h\n'
  end '!+count+ cards in my collection\n'
  none '!No cards found\n'
 

 Any explanations or pointers most welcome.


 Example:
 http://r.a.hough.googlepages.com/OMM.html


file not found.

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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki-based Process Documentation

2009-03-20 Thread Russ Thomas
Hi Sam

2009/3/19 Sam Cox samm...@gmail.com


 Hi Russ,

 Thanks for your comments and observations.

 Yes, workflow is a good description of what I aiming for. I can live
 without data collection and with a single sequence of steps, but
 enforcing a linear, non-branching sequence is important


When you say non-branching, do you mean exactly that?  One of the purposes
of a good workflow system - a key use of a state machine - is to help/decide
which branch to follow.  Without that, it's just a slideshow (which can be
done with TW right now).  Take a simple example (off the top of my head, so
don't laugh).  Consider a workflow for making a guest a drink...

MakeDrinkForGuest
  TeaOrCoffee - If(Tea) GoTo MakeTea, if(Coffee) Goto MakeCoffee, Otherwise
STOP.

And of course, each branch has multiple steps and subbranches
(MilkOrCreamOrBlack?).  So, typically, a workflow is not linear in terms of
its definition (even though it may seem so when running and viewed on screen
since the decision making is happening behind the scenes).


Thanks for suggesting state machine. That's precisely what I will
 need — eventually. For now, a hard coded sequence with Next and
 Previous buttons and, ideally, checkbox permission to proceed would be
 great. Checking a box to enable or display a Next button would do
 nicely.


As I said, check out a slideshow plugin - that will do what you want almost
out of the box.  However, I suspect you are going to want to say to
something somewhere, on a given Monday morning perhaps, take this slideshow
template and produce a slideshow.  On Tuesday, you're going to want to say
the same thing again.  Repeat for Wednesday.  Etc.  And perhaps repeat 100
times each day.

If you then want to collect data along the way (stored in the slideshow
tiddlers), then you need to produce a new replica slideshow each time a
workflow is performed so that one run's data isn't messed up by another.
In the trade we call this an instance  - you create an instance workflow
from a template workflow and the data is stored (and archived) along with
the instance. (Sorry if you know all this).

Caveat emptor: You may not need any of this!  But a real world production
environment certainly would.  And more.

I'm intrigued by the checkbox.  What is its purpose?  Does the same person
that fills the checkbox also click the next button?  If so, what purpose
does it serve?  Does the person need to make a decision about something
(perhaps off screen) first?  How did he come to that decision?  What
information does he need to make the decision?

A workflow system would capture all of that decision making process.

Have to say, a TW system could certainly be built to do this.  But I simply
don't have the knowledge of TW internals required nor, sadly, the time.  My
purpose here is to to hopefully get one of TW wizards to get it and give
it a go. hint hint

Russ

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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki-based Process Documentation

2009-03-19 Thread Russ Thomas
Hi Sam

Sounds like you're asking for a workflow system, running and governed by a
TW.  Right?  That's like a GTD system with definition capabilties and
archival capabilties and...

Wow.  That would be astonishing if it could be put together correctly.  I
can see that the simplest WF could be achieved by any of the slideshow
plugins available providing a simple get next task kind of function.  But,
strictly, if you're expecting 1) (ability to define sequences (workflows))
and 7) (collecting data along the way) then this implies that validation and
therefore vital task criteria are required to know exactly what the next
task should be in a given scenario.

This implies a state machine.  System needs to know what state a given WF is
in to be able to decide what to do next.  Which further implies the ability
to specify and capture all states for a workflow template when it's being
built.

Maybe I'm reading too much into what you said?

Russ

2009/3/18 SamCox samm...@gmail.com


 Hi Everyone,

 I want to document an assembly procedure having about 20 major steps
 with each step consisting of a primary operation preceded by a pre-
 assembly inspection sub-step and a post-assembly verification sub-
 step. Many steps will be illustrated with photos.

 I'd like my procedure to have some or all of these features:

 1) Defined sequence -- the steps must be done in a specific order. See
 also 6), below.
 2) Display one step at a time -- i.e., close other steps.
 3) Must click check box to advance to next step.
 4) Access to pop-up reference tiddlers via, say, sidebar tag cloud or
 links embedded in individual steps.
 5) Novice / Expert modes in which more or less information is
 displayed. I expect my experienced operators to actually need only a
 checklist but the more inexperienced such as trainees and engineers
 (!) will need hand-holding. It should be easy to switch between modes.
 6) Master tiddlers that can employ (deploy?) other tiddlers in a
 specified sequence. This is important because the procedure steps
 appliy to a few assemblies with somewhat different content.
 7) Minor data collection such as serial numbers, revision codes, go-no-
 go test results -- stuff like that.

 Is it possible that someone has collected the right set of plugins for
 a job like this?

 Thanks,
 -- Sam

 


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[tw] Re: How do I embed wikilinking to wikified text in the viewtemplate??

2009-03-18 Thread Russ Thomas
2009/3/18 Måns humam...@gmail.com


 However it could be very cool if you could fetch tiddlertitles on
 tiddlers tagged with a tag (alias a fieldname) from a tiddler named
 after the tag into a dropdownlist with fieldvalues in the
 customEditTemplate!!
 This way fieldvalues could become tiddlers - and tags could become
 fieldvalues... I can hear that it sounds pretty far out - and the
 terminologies gets blurred - [snip]
 Ok - I stop now - It's beginning to get messy..


Sounds very sensible.  Like TagglyTaggingSquared (Simon?).  It's sort of
fractal-like or even organic.  It certainly wouldn't suit the needs of
anyone seeking a rigid/hierarchical structure but for more nebulous
information nets it sounds quite intriguing.

Russ

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[tw] Re: How do you retrieve/use data from a TiddlyWiki PureStore Html file (Tiddler data only)?

2009-03-17 Thread Russ Thomas
ISP or User cache?

2009/3/17 Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com


  Tiddlytools says :
  The tiddler 'CreateTiddlersFromCSV
 http://www.tiddlytools.com/#CreateTiddlersFromCSV'
  doesn't yet exist. Double-click to create it.

 hmm that's very odd.   [[CreateTiddlersFromCSV]] is definitely
 there, and when I follow the above link, I get the correct tiddler
 content, not the default double-click to create... text.

 Please try to describe *exactly* what you did to arrive at the result
 you are reporting.   If you can consistently reproduce the problem,
 then I will have something to dig in to...

 thanks,
 -e
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[tw] Re: Music notation - LilyPond in a TW??

2009-03-11 Thread Russ Thomas

+1

(no, make that +10!)


2009/3/10 Måns humam...@gmail.com:

 LilyPond (http://lilypond.org/web/) uses Project GNU's GUILE Scheme
 interpreter for extension. Scheme is a dialect of the LISP programming
 language.

 I'm using OOoLilyPondPlugin(http://ooolilypond.sourceforge.net/) in
 OpenOffice and I can write musical notation via a little texteditor in
 Writer, Impress and Draw. Here's an example: \relative c'' {c d e f g}
 \addlyrics {this fol--lows the notes} . It runs the LilyPondcode
 through a local installation of LilyPond - (it's a program without any
 gui) - but it can also be used from a server running lilypond... - and
 produces a png - from a ps-file made by LilyPond. The quality is very
 good!! If I want to reedit the music - I just click the graphic and
 reinvoke the macro - which shows the previous code for the ps-file and
 lets me overwrite the previous png-output. It's very elegant and
 intuitive..And it means that You can send your document to someone who
 hasn't Lilypond installed - and they can read the notation anyway!!

 I've seen Mr Paolo Soares': ASCIIMathMLPlugin (made in collaboration
 with Peter Jipsen )(http://www.math.ist.utl.pt/~psoares/
 asciimathml.html#Dynamic) - and was wondering if it is possible to
 make something like that for musical notation in a TW??

 A plugin with an option to specify the location of the Lilypond.exe
 file (Like the FCK-editor plugin) - would make it very mobile - and
 let musicteachers publish lessons and pieces online - as well as give
 their students a TW-version (maybe with pngs in the same directory as
 the html) - working as a portable musicscrapbook - and the music could
 be edited - when the TW is loaded on a PC with LilyPond installed - or
 from the web - but still useable without LilyPond - because of the
 pngs...

 Maybe I'm just dreaming??!!
 Food for thought: // If music is the food of love - then let's try
 to write some music - in a TW  :-)//

 YS Måns Mårtensson


 


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[tw] CopyTiddler 3.2.2 Problem

2009-03-02 Thread Russ Thomas

Hi Eric

I've tried to update to 3.2.2 but have found a problem.  Recall that I
use a CopyTiddlerPluginConfig tiddler to set options:

config.commands.copyTiddler.suffixText=-%0;
config.commands.copyTiddler.suffixPattern=/-([0-9]+)$/;
config.commands.copyTiddler.zeroPad=2;
config.commands.copyTiddler.sparse=true;

These no longer work.  Strangely, once I've upgraded to 3.2.2 I can't
revert back to the old functionality with restoring from a backup TW.
IOW, once 3.2.2 breaks this config, reverting back to a supposedly
working version of CT it is then broken too (weird).  Luckily this TW
is in a structure that is backed up each night.

Hope that's enough info for you.

R

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[tw] Re: CopyTiddler 3.2.2 Problem

2009-03-02 Thread Russ Thomas

'tis all good Eric.  Much appreciated.
Russ

2009/3/2 Russ Thomas russgtho...@gmail.com:
 Strangely, once I've upgraded to 3.2.2 I can't
 revert back to the old functionality with restoring from a backup TW.

 Damn-  WITHOUT restoring from... ;)

 Now that *is* strange!  Note that the problem started with v3.2.0...
 is it possible that you had already installed a broken revision (3.2.0
 or 3.2.1), but didn't notice until now?  In any case, the latest
 update should make this problem moot.

 Indeed.  We'll find out shortly.  But to answer said moot point (long
 intake of breath)...

 While you and I were swapping code/bugs about this, I was working from
 a test TW  - the production TW where I had planned to use CT later
 was kept on the sidelines waiting...

 Later, once you'd got sparse working and all the other goodies, I
 decided I'd split the production TW in two - only today I discovered
 that I had forgotten/neglected to upgrade the TW that makes the most
 use of CT (how dumb is that).  It has version 3.1.3+RTFix - which, as
 you might guess was your 313 code plus my cobbled-together fix.

 I now don't know nor can I determine what 313 became (314? 320?).
 Either way, I can assure you Eric, If I upgrade 3.1.3+RTFix to 3.2.2,
 and revert back to 3.1.3+RTFix, I've a broken CT as described above.
 If I a restore last night's backup, it's fine.  Twilight Zone?  ;)

 Off to get the update - back soon.

 R


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[tw] Re: FadingMessagesPlugin

2008-12-24 Thread Russ Thomas
2008/12/24 Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com


 http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/FadingMessagesPlugin/
  This removes the need to close displayed messages, by making them
  automatically disappear after a short interval.
  The FadingMessagesPlugin depends on another new plugin, the
 http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/WikifiedMessagesPlugin/
  which enables displayed messages to contain wikified content.

 Although ...


Yeah... what Eric said, :-D

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[tw] Re: CopyTiddlerPlugin new mode?

2008-12-24 Thread Russ Thomas
Eric has kindly updated CopyTiddlerPlugin to 3.1.4 which addresses the
issues mentioned above.

Get the update (v3.1.4) here:
  
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CopyTiddlerPluginhttp://www.tiddlytools.com/#CopyTiddlerPlugin

Big thanks to -e

R.

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[tw] Re: Does TiddlersBarPlugin conflict other plugins?

2008-12-17 Thread Russ Thomas
We (the wife and I) always use MPTW - we have around 12 TW between us.  Some
of them use TBP, all work fine here.

FWIW, none of them use Breadcrumbs...

2008/12/17 jrbast jrb...@gmail.com


 Does TiddlersBarPlugin conflict other plugins?



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[tw] Re: CopyTiddlerPlugin new mode?

2008-12-12 Thread Russ Thomas
Eric - We can pretty much dispense with plugin clashes.  A shiny bright
vanilla TW from tiddlywiki.com with CT installed using the CT config setup
as I've described, exhibits the same issue.

Michael - thanks, but I think this is best left to Eric to figure out.

Ruzz

2008/12/11 Michael.Tarnowski emt...@gmx.de


 Hi Eric, hi Ruzz

 I played with your discussed scenario I got a exact copy of My
 Tiddler-03 named My Tiddler-03 (1) --- CT works fine for me (I use CT
 3.1.3)
 Have fun Michael


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