[tw] Re: Displaying text conditionally like in Twine

[Sonda]

>
> >As you found out, Twine uses several plugins to get things going. It 
> >would be needed, to add all of them to a "vanilla" TW, to get the same 
> >behaviour. IMO interactive stories are quite complex. So the Twine 
> >program abstracts this complexity away and exports to TW. 
>
Yes, I see that doing it with Twine is much easier, but I'd like to keep my 
stories inside a bigger TW, which Twine currently can't. Also, it crashes 
when I try to generate TW files (I reported this to their discussion group).

Anyway, after reading this guide 
How_To/Display_a_variable_within_a_tiddler
 I've 
learnt how to set variables and I almost came to an acceptable conclusion. 
Now, all I need is the javascript equivalent of

*"if variableXX is X, show **(return?)** tiddlerX --- else, show tiddlerY"*
*
*
Also, I may need some more "complex" scripts like 

*"if variableXX is X and variableZZ is Z show** tiddlerX --- else, show 
tiddlerY"* 
and
*"if variableXX is X, show **tiddlerX --- if variableYY is Y show tiddlerY 
--- if variableZZ is Z show tiddlerZ "* 

Can anybody help me translate this ideas into working javascripts?
Thanks a lot 
 

>

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[tw] Re: Displaying text conditionally like in Twine

[PMario]

On Jul 4, 11:51 am, Sonda  wrote:
> Twine makes use of macros called <>, <>, <> in order to do
> so, but they obviously don't work in TW.
> The document "conditional_story" is what you get if you try to import the
> Twine-generated file in TW.
As you found out, Twine uses several plugins to get things going. It
would be needed, to add all of them to a "vanilla" TW, to get the same
behaviour. IMO interactive stories are quite complex. So the Twine
program abstracts this complexity away and exports to TW.

> My aim would be to write interactive stories, so I'd like to spare
> an hypothetical reader from tagging/untagging tiddlers while he reads... is
> there alternative way to displaying text conditionally? maybe with
> HideWhenPlugin?
I had a very short look at the Twine homepage. It seems to use
variables to store a stories state. So you can stop reading and start
over at the same "place" after some time.


I'm not sure, but the Twine discussion group seems to be active. Did
you ask them about your wishes allready?

-m

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[tw] Re: Displaying text conditionally like in Twine

[Sonda]

Thank you, I didn't know that method, but what I'd like to achieve is 
slightly different:
as shown in the attached document "conditional_story_jonah", you get (or 
don't get) to see a tiddler depending on which tiddlers you visited before.

Twine makes use of macros called <>, <>, <> in order to do 
so, but they obviously don't work in TW.
The document "conditional_story" is what you get if you try to import the 
Twine-generated file in TW.

My aim would be to write interactive stories, so I'd like to spare 
an hypothetical reader from tagging/untagging tiddlers while he reads... is 
there alternative way to displaying text conditionally? maybe with 
HideWhenPlugin?

thanks!




Il giorno mercoledì 4 luglio 2012 07:18:18 UTC+2, TonyM ha scritto:
>
> See recent https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/SEIPnAVxRA0
>
> On Friday, 29 June 2012 20:50:00 UTC+10, Sonda wrote:
>>
>> Hi, i'm new here and firstly I'd like to give to the community a huge 
>> THANKS for developing such a wonderful tool.
>>
>> Recently I've been impressed by Twine's possibility of showing text 
>> conditionally (see here: 
>> http://gimcrackd.com/etc/doc/#code,if ) and I'd like to do the same in 
>> TW.
>>
>> I'm not a programmer, but I thought this could be achieved with some 
>> scripts, so I installed the InlineJavascriptPlugin... but I couldn't make 
>> use of it since I cannot write javascript.
>>
>> Could you show me how to do this? I'm attaching an extremely simple 
>> example of what I'd like to achieve both in TW and Jonah format. 
>> Thanks again,
>>
>> Matteo
>>
>> PS: i'm sorry if I made some mistakes, I'm italian...
>>
>

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[tw] Re: Displaying text conditionally like in Twine

[TonyM]

See recent https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/SEIPnAVxRA0

On Friday, 29 June 2012 20:50:00 UTC+10, Sonda wrote:
>
> Hi, i'm new here and firstly I'd like to give to the community a huge 
> THANKS for developing such a wonderful tool.
>
> Recently I've been impressed by Twine's possibility of showing text 
> conditionally (see here: 
> http://gimcrackd.com/etc/doc/#code,if ) and I'd like to do the same in TW.
>
> I'm not a programmer, but I thought this could be achieved with some 
> scripts, so I installed the InlineJavascriptPlugin... but I couldn't make 
> use of it since I cannot write javascript.
>
> Could you show me how to do this? I'm attaching an extremely simple 
> example of what I'd like to achieve both in TW and Jonah format. 
> Thanks again,
>
> Matteo
>
> PS: i'm sorry if I made some mistakes, I'm italian...
>

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