>
> I interpreted that as meaning it would pick up CamelCase, camelcase or
> cAMelCASe
>
Yes, all that would be working as *macro parameters* to match |camelcase|,
hence the case insensitivity, but never as aliases. ;-)
> Anyway, cheers, all working now JL
>
Great!
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Hi JL,
Thanks for the pointer. To capture more aliases, I had set it up to being
case-insensitive to the macro input. As you noticed, this requires the
piped aliases to be lowercase letters only.
I have added that bit of information to the documentation.
http://tobibeer.github.io/tb5/#alink
I see, thanks for that. I did read that it was case-insensitive, but I
interpreted that as meaning it would pick up CamelCase, camelcase or
cAMelCASe. Anyway, cheers, all working now JL
On Tuesday, 15 September 2015 16:58:55 UTC+7, Tobias Beer wrote:
Hi JL,
>
> Thanks for the pointer. To
Hi Tobias, thanks for the macro — I’m finding that when the alias in the
piped field is CamelCase, <> fails, but <>
works.
I'm on version 5.1.9
Cheers, JL
On Tuesday, 13 January 2015 16:26:59 UTC+7, Tobias Beer wrote:
Hi f10,
>
>
>> Never mind, I figured it out!
>>
>> I apologize if
Hi f10,
Never mind, I figured it out!
I apologize if this has been addressed elsewhere in this thread, but does
this allow the use of multiple-word aliases? For example:
|first|first tiddler|the first tiddler|
If so, is there a certain way I should be formatting the code to
accomplish
Further to my previous comment, I've just discovered that `[backlinks[]]`
and `[all[orphans]]` don't take account of most automated links.
For instance, if I have a tiddler whose text is
my-macro [[Target]]
then the Target tiddler has an empty References list and shows up on the
Orphans
Hi Tobias,
Your alink macro would be really handy for use in the TiddlyWiki
documentation. It would significantly reduce the file size, because we have
lots of links of the form `[[…|…]]` (and we will be acquiring more over
time).
The main drawback is that it's not understood by important
Hi Astrid,
The regexp doesn't check for a trailing pipe sign, so `a: tab` will
match `|table`.
That's correct. Fixed.
Best wishes, Tobias.
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Hi Astrid,
While it's possible to use double square brackets to delimit a macro
parameter, these are merely an alternative for quotes. They have no link
semantics.
Not intrinsically, that is true...
as parameters they're just another way to enclose string literals.
However, in general,
Thank you for this, Tobias.
I'll try it out right now
Again, thanks!
Faith
On Friday, January 9, 2015 at 8:34:21 AM UTC-8, Tobias Beer wrote:
Maybe you could use http://tw5magick.tiddlyspot.com
Look for the tiddler called *Aliases*.
Did some recoding, simplifying, and so forth...
Hi Tobias,
that looks like poor use of double square brackets to me...
Let me suggest a less abstract example, then. Your tb5 site offers a macro
for colouring text http://tb5.tiddlyspot.com/#Colored%20Text. One can
easily imagine passing a whole sentence, e.g. a warning message, to this
Let me suggest a less abstract example, then. Your tb5 site offers a
macro for colouring text http://tb5.tiddlyspot.com/#Colored%20Text. One
can easily imagine passing a whole sentence, e.g. a warning message, to
this macro, and that sentence could contain a link. That link would not be
I apologize if this has been addressed elsewhere in this thread, but does
this allow the use of multiple-word aliases? For example:
|first|first tiddler|the first tiddler|
If so, is there a certain way I should be formatting the code to accomplish
that?
I appreciate all the help!
Faith
On
Never mind, I figured it out!
On Monday, January 12, 2015 at 6:51:08 PM UTC-8, f10 wrote:
I apologize if this has been addressed elsewhere in this thread, but does
this allow the use of multiple-word aliases? For example:
|first|first tiddler|the first tiddler|
If so, is there a certain
Hi Tobias,
Sorry if I misunderstood. I got the impression we were talking slightly at
cross-purposes, so felt the need to clarify further. But we're in agreement.
Manual link isn't bad.
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On further reflection, the problem of backlinks and orphans is not as
important as I initially thought. Links that are automatically generated by
a filter-based widget will normally always be links to *existing* tiddlers,
otherwise the filter wouldn't have selected them. So these links can be
Hi Tobias,
So long as (part of?) a macro parameter is declared via double square
brackets, that may be achieved.
How so? While it's possible to use double square brackets to delimit a
macro parameter, these are merely an alternative for quotes. They have no
link semantics.
For example,
But it's potentially problematic that the system doesn't keep track of
links within macro parameters. If TiddlerOne passes a sentence of ordinary
text to a simple macro that just returns its parameter in bold with a red
background, and if that sentence contains a link to TiddlerTwo, then
Maybe you could use http://tw5magick.tiddlyspot.com
Look for the tiddler called *Aliases*.
Did some recoding, simplifying, and so forth...
http://tb5.tiddlyspot.com/#alink http://tb5.tiddlyspot.com/#Alias%20Links
Best wishes, Tobias.
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Hi f10
Maybe you could use http://tw5magick.tiddlyspot.com/ Look for the tiddler
called Aliases.
Birthe
On Thursday, January 8, 2015 at 7:21:13 PM UTC+1, f10 wrote:
Hi,
I'm a new TiddlyWiki user and haven't seen a solution for my problem while
scrolling through the group so far, so I
For the moment you should stick to one of the options you mentioned. To my
knowledge there isn't any plugin like the one you suggest yet.
I don't know how hard it would be to make one, but you may be able to put
together a macro using the regexp search that will do what you want. That
may not
Ah well, it didn't hurt to ask.
Thank you for you help!
On Thursday, January 8, 2015 at 11:16:06 AM UTC-8, Jed Carty wrote:
For the moment you should stick to one of the options you mentioned. To my
knowledge there isn't any plugin like the one you suggest yet.
I don't know how hard it
On Thursday, January 8, 2015 at 11:16:06 AM UTC-8, Jed Carty wrote:
For the moment you should stick to one of the options you mentioned. To my
knowledge there isn't any plugin like the one you suggest yet.
I don't know how hard it would be to make one, but you may be able to put
together
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