Hi Matthew,
I created a GitHub issue based on your problem description:
https://github.com/felixhayashi/TW5-TiddlyMap/issues/147.
This might get resolved very soon :)
-Felix
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Felix,
I understand. Thanks for considering it!
Matthew
On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 9:19 PM, Felix Küppers
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> Hi Matthew,
>
> that is not possible at the moment. TiddlyMap distinguishes between
> auto-generated edges and manually created edges and only allows
> manipulation of the latter. But
Hi Matthew,
that is not possible at the moment. TiddlyMap distinguishes between
auto-generated edges and manually created edges and only allows
manipulation of the latter. But I'll keep your suggestion in the back of
my head, maybe I can improve it at some point :)
-Felix
On 26.06.2015 09:06, Ma
Hi Felix, one more question. In TiddlyMap, I can add an edge between two
nodes, and use the 'tmap:tag' edge type. But this does not actually tag one
node with another. Is it possible to do this?
It's great that I can see the tagging relationships in a view, but it would
be great if I could actually
> Aha! I've fixed it. I had the neighbourhood switched on. So I switched
> that off, and now it shows just the nodes I want, with the "tagged
> with" links between them.
!! I would have never guessed it ;)
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Hi Felix,
Thanks for helping me.
I tried the code you suggested, but it still displays the 'task' node.
Node filter:
[tag[task]!tag[done]tasklist[2_home]]
-[field:title[task]]
Edge filter:
[prefix[$:/plugins/felixhayashi/tiddlymap/graph/edgeTypes]]
+[suffix[tmap:tag]]
This shows the correct task
Hi Matthew,
have the filter including "!title[task]", but the 'task' node shows up
anyway. Is there a way to force the filter to exclude nodes?
Yes, this is a common mistake when using filters with tiddlywiki. Don't use
[title:...] but [field:title[...]]
For background on this see http://tiddl
I do have a question actually.
So I have my task graph showing all the tasks tagged with each other in a
hierachy. The edges are all "tagged with" because that is how the hierarchy
works. A tiddler is a task when it is tagged with 'task'. But I don't want
that node to be displayed. I have the filte
yeah, that's what I meant. I didn't express myself well.
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On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 10:29:28 AM UTC+2, Felix Küppers wrote:
>
> Glad you figured it out. One thing to consider, and I sometimes make
> this mistake myself as well, is that tag- and link-relationships are
> only displayed in the map if they exist.
So you mean, the tag has to exist as
Hi Matthew!
> I am loving the TiddlyMap plugin - thank you for making it, Felix!
Thanks, you are welcome :)
> How can I use the existing tagging relationships to show the edges?
> […] Never mind, I think I figured it out.
Glad you figured it out. One thing to consider, and I sometimes make
this
Never mind, I think I figured it out.
On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 11:17 AM, Matthew Petty
wrote:
> I am loving the TiddlyMap plugin - thank you for making it, Felix!
>
> I have a view which shows my home-related tasks, using the filter:
> [tag[task]!tag[done]tasklist[2_home]]. My tasks are tagged wi
I am loving the TiddlyMap plugin - thank you for making it, Felix!
I have a view which shows my home-related tasks, using the filter:
[tag[task]!tag[done]tasklist[2_home]]. My tasks are tagged with each other
to create a hierarchy. For example, 'Clean out garage' is tagged with the
tiddler 'Hou
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