[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Very nice Mat! How about an option to allow you to overwrite an existing tiddler? Then you can make cumulative notes like in a scratch pad. -- Mark On Monday, April 24, 2017 at 6:22:24 AM UTC-7, Mat wrote: > > The TWaddler (very) proudly presents... > > rQuickTid

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Hi Mat, Very interesting. I'll have to play with it for a longer time. Well done, Ton -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@goo

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Do you mean to open an existing tiddler, to see its current content so you can edit it? That has crossed my mind. It would be a kind of merge with the SideEditor . Really there should be an option in TW to have the regular tiddle editor show in the tiddler river

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Ton, thanks. I'll have to play with it for a longer time. > Me too! Hehe! <:-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegrou

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Hi Mat, Here's the bit of code I use, not nearly as nice as yours, to allow me to open up and edit a tiddler in a separate window: <$select tiddler="$:/state/side-edit-tiddler" tag="input"> <$list filter="[!is[system]sort[title]]"> >><$text text=<>/> <$edit-text tiddler={{$:/state/side-edit-

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Mat, could you write a plugin that records plugins? At the rate you doing them it could be worth it. Josiah, x On Monday, 24 April 2017 15:22:24 UTC+2, Mat wrote: > > The TWaddler (very) proudly presents... > > rQuickTid > > > This is an extension of the older

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

it is not working for me on Windows tablet. When i click the icon i get an empty page. i try again on desktop tomorrow. notte. x On Monday, 24 April 2017 15:22:24 UTC+2, Mat wrote: > > The TWaddler (very) proudly presents... > > rQuickTid >

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Josiah, it is not working for me on Windows tablet. When i click the icon i get an > empty page. i try again on desktop tomorrow. notte. x > Are you sure it is an empty page or is the text there just really small up in the left corner? That is how it appears on my cellphone. Thanks for reporti

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Ciao Mat Mat wrote:Are you sure it is an empty page or is the text there just really small up in the left corner? Ignore my last. You were right. I will comment separately in a bit on how it works for me. Best wishes Josiah -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the G

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Ciao Mat On initialisation Firefox (45.8 Win) show this ... that LOSES the line spacing ... Chrome (58 Win) behaves like this, as expected ... Best wishes Josiah Mat wrote: > > The TWaddler (very) proudly presents... > > rQuickTid > > > This is an extension

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Ciao Mat Its a really NEAT minimalist gizmo that forefronts fragment collection. Something TW is ace at. This speeds it up. I think configuration of the WINDOW (size & placement; whether new instance, or tab) is perhaps more complex than it first looks. Whilst the two examples from bog-standar

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Ciao Mat *ON POSSIBILITIES* *Tags: *Any chance that it could have an OPTION for a Default Tag (though keeping ability to have none)? The Usecase would be collecting, thinking, noting LOTS of stuff for later. I do think that would be more manageable if one could have all items tagged "CheckEm".

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

rQuickTid Updated to deal with the lost linebreaks in Firefox However, it is a hacky solution; the seen defautl text is placeholder text. It turns out not all browsers allow linebreaks in placeholders. The simplest solution was to instead add several s

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Ciao Mat Mat wrote: > > I thought this was OK as an interim solution so the default window looks > OK also in FF. We'll need a proper solution to deal with different screen > sizes anyway, presumably using CSS media queries. My first attempts were > not fruitful but it should be doable. > I th

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Ciao Mat I'm using it & its works well. Two suggestions ... -- Maybe put the SAVE button at the top along with the other buttons? -- Would it be better to have the BUTTONS Top Left, rather than the top right? I overlooked them on first use being over there. Also if you use this in a tab they

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Josiah, Interesting. The proper way to handle this is probably to use CSS media queries. This is typically what is used to get different layouts on different devices or for diffferent window sized (i.e "responsive design"). BTW, TW uses this also. For rQuickTid this should be relatively simpl

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Ciao Mat Mat wrote: > > ... also kind of thinking of the save button as a "final thing" that you > do after your'e done taking notes for the session. > Totally get that. But I have a further suggestion, given this gizmo is focused on "quickness" ... That the Button Bar is made ALWAYS VISIBLE,

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Josiah, That the Button Bar is made ALWAYS VISIBLE, it never scrolls off. Contents > scroll under it. In that way you could put "Save" in that bar. And users > could transfer to "Mother" (using the tick mechanisms) without having to > scroll back up. Point being all mechanisms are activated fro

[tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Ciao Mat Mat wrote: > > You mean so when typing text fills the editor, the top of the text starts > to scroll up under the tool buttons and the overflow gets hidden by the tow > of the window? > Yes. Exactly that. I got into the spirit of "Quick" :-). I think that would help it on. Best wis

Re: [tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Mat, Its a really interesting development. I can see it being really useful for distraction control / attention focus. and for annotating links from browser tabs. A small window open next to your main one makes it very easy I really like the idea that the first line is the title, the next tags

Re: [tw] Re: Presenting: rQuickTid - attention-free note taking

Alex, thanks for compliments. I really like the idea that the first line is the title, the next tags and > the rest text... > Yes, I first saw this idea in Cinta Notes, a little program I've used when TW was too cumbersome for quick notes. Interestingly, as I recently looked at Cinta Notes ag