Re: [tw5] Re: Reboot of Subsume plugin

Ah, yes, now I remember. Sorry for the confusion! On Fri, Sep 3, 2021 at 12:08 PM Flibbles wrote: > "I don't think the problem was the config file, but the first line you had > me insert in my macros, so that they would be recognized by Relink and then > relinked. " > > Just so we're clear, I

Re: [tw5] Re: Reboot of Subsume plugin

"I don't think the problem was the config file, but the first line you had me insert in my macros, so that they would be recognized by Relink and then relinked. " Just so we're clear, I never told you to put those "\relink" lines in. I told you to take them out. :) On Friday, September 3, 202

Re: [tw5] Re: Reboot of Subsume plugin

Yes, this is the confusion. You must not use the "\relink" pragma in your plugin, because it requires Relink to be installed in order to parse. If you use config tiddlers instead (e.g. tiddlers named "$:/config/flibbles/relink/macros/subsume/tid" with text "title"), then integration is seamless

Re: [tw5] Re: Reboot of Subsume plugin

I did a test upgrading my TW to the last version of subsume plugin and added Flibbles config tids. No changes to your macros. It seems to work. Ad the line to the macros as you did in the former version of subsume - and it does *not work*. Could that be what caused the confusion? On Friday, Se

Re: [tw5] Re: Reboot of Subsume plugin

Hi Dave, It is totally understandable. After all the mixes and matches with your beloved stroll - you have the experience. I must admit that I kept using the first version of subsume, due to wanting to use relink - more than the subsume-edit. I prefer using the link and drag to your col2edit in

Re: [tw5] Re: Reboot of Subsume plugin

Hi Flibbles, I don't think the problem was the config file, but the first line you had me insert in my macros, so that they would be recognized by Relink and then relinked. Those need to ship with my plugin. But the user may or may not have the Relink plugin and may or may not have tweaked the Edi

[tw5] Re: Reboot of Subsume plugin

Well, I guess you'd really want: $:/plugins/giffmex/subsume/editortoolbarbutton/subsume $:/plugins/giffmex/subsume/editortoolbarbutton/subsume-edit $:/plugins/giffmex/subsume/images/subsume $:/plugins/giffmex/subsume/images/subsume-edit $:/plugins/giffmex/subsume/macro/ $:

[tw5] Re: Reboot of Subsume plugin

Huh. Don't know what could have been causing that problem. I've looked through your plugin and there's nothing that should be causing the problem you're describing. I do agree that your plugin should not ship with Relink, but I figured you would keep the configuration file included with your pr

Re: [tw5] How to add warning macro to my Tiddlywiki

Or you could just use a special html character which might be less text/typing. There is a "Warning Sign" that will appear in color and can be make larger with headings.[image: special character examples.jpg] On Friday, September 3, 2021 at 8:48:41 AM UTC-4 Mohammad wrote: > You may also like k

Re: [tw5] How to add warning macro to my Tiddlywiki

You may also like kookma Classic Notes http://classic-notes.tiddlyspot.com/ [image: image.png] Best wishes Mohammad On Fri, Sep 3, 2021 at 2:57 PM Dieterv wrote: > I use my TiddlyWiki as some sort of external memory to compensate for my > lack of good memory. > > Often I am searching for a

[tw5] Re: Reboot of Subsume plugin

Hi Flibbles, It had to do with how complicated the documentation of installing things was after you mentioned the line to insert at the top of my macro. My plugin had the config tiddler, and everything (Subsume plugin, Relink plugin, config tiddler, text.vmdetc tiddler had to be done in a par

[tw5] Re: How to add warning macro to my Tiddlywiki

Oh great! It took me some time to figure out how everything worked, but your explanation helped me to get started. I think I understand now. In case anyone else needs this, I have created the following tiddler for myself to document how to do this without importing the whole doc-macros tiddler

[tw5] Re: How to add warning macro to my Tiddlywiki

On Friday, September 3, 2021 at 3:27:42 AM UTC-7 Dieterv wrote: > I found warning and tip macros used on pages like these > but using <<.warning > "some text">>> > Many of the macros that start with "." (e.g., "<<.warning>>") have been specially

[tw5] How to add warning macro to my Tiddlywiki

I use my TiddlyWiki as some sort of external memory to compensate for my lack of good memory. Often I am searching for a way to attract my attention to (for instance if I have a tiddler containing all kinds of linux commands, there might be some non-intuitive commands that I need to watch out f