> As for now, my question would be - how the fields are represented in
> the object model?
There are two types of Tiddler attributes, standard and custom fields:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/browser/Trunk/core/js/TiddlerFields.js?rev=11290#L46
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Dev:Custom_Fields
Custom fie
Eric, thanks for the plugin, it will be quite useful.
@PMario
> part of the TW meta data model
Terms) Is it described somewhere?
So, all the fields (including extended ones) are "represented" as
element attributes?
> If you click the button "references" the list is dynamically created.
Really
There is a FieldsEditorPlugin [1], which may be of interest.
Guessing, one of you next questions would be, who to tweak them :)
[1] http://visualtw.ouvaton.org/VisualTW.html#FieldsEditorPlugin
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Hi Yakov,
You are busy tweaking :)
On Nov 18, 5:55 pm, Yakov wrote:
> 1.1 Are they a part of the object model of TW only? Or they must have
> some DOM "representation"?
It is part of the TW meta data model.
You can open a vanilla tw at http://tiddlywiki.com and __view the
source__.
Then search fo
> 2.1. The first one is about set algebra. We can make a filter that
> sets a set of tiddlers with tag1 or tag2:
> <> (in TW v2.6.1)
> but is there a syntax for defining an intersection of sets (tiddler
> with tag1 and tag2)?
For full Boolean logic (and/or/not plus parens as needed), you can
use:
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