I've added a configuration tiddler for setting the draft tiddler typing
timeout:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/commit/b5ad255d0c7a78392460ddf537bd0cf3ac10fe50
http://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease
There's no UI at present.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 6:54 PM, Jed Carty
Hi BJ,
Your instructions were easy to follow -- thanks!
Unfortunately, I'm not sure that it improved things. Actually, it may have
been a little better turning the suggested number down (like to 4). But
either way there was still noticeable delay when inputting information, as
compared to inpu
# first backup your tiddlywiki
# install the jsoneditor plugin from http://bjtools.tiddlyspot.com/
# find the $:/core tiddler and click on the edit icon
# click on the '+' infront of the file icon within the jsonedtor, (now
shows 'tiddlers' folder) click on the '+' in front of the tiddlers folder
Hi BJ,
If you want to outline the steps that would be great. I'm sure others will
be interested too!
Mark
On Sunday, May 10, 2015 at 12:53:26 PM UTC-7, BJ wrote:
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> It is possible to change this value by hacking the core plugin, if you
> feel adventurous I can walk you through the procedure.
It is possible to change this value by hacking the core plugin, if feel
adventurous I can walk you through the procedure.
BJ
On Saturday, May 9, 2015 at 6:36:43 PM UTC+1, Mark S. wrote:
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> Cosmetic tweaks are nice and certainly appreciated, but when you're trying
> to type on a small screen (w
Here's a short video demonstrating my little "flownotes" "fastnewtiddler
fork" experiment: https://youtu.be/gDwl8TKPWnU
I mean to add a button to hide/show all tools, so you're left with just a
black canvas and green text - for distraction free writing...
Den lørdag den 9. maj 2015 kl. 21.21.2
It's a very attractive layout, and I'll probably use it for my default on
my tablet. It does seem to help with speed at the start of a new tiddler.
But then it slows down again as the working tiddler fills up. It might be
that people who are not touch typists would not notice.
Not necessarily
I use Chrome on all my mobile devices... - occasionally I use Firefox -
sometimes I use Andtidwiki+...
Den lørdag den 9. maj 2015 kl. 21.21.28 UTC+2 skrev Måns:
>
> Hi Mark
>
> Jed already gave you some very good reasons why to try out his mobile
> theme.
> If you need a faster way to create tex
Hi Mark
Jed already gave you some very good reasons to try his mobile theme out.
If you need a faster way to create text/tiddlers in tiddlywiki
@mat started a "fastnewtiddler" project which allows you to create new
tiddlers simply by writing a title and start typing text instantly because
you a
While it doesn't address all of what you are talking about, I made the
mobile theme partly to remove the sidebar so that it didn't have to render.
This does reduce the amount of work that the wiki has to do and I have seen
some small performance improvement when using it on my tablet. Granted I
Cosmetic tweaks are nice and certainly appreciated, but when you're trying
to type on a small screen (which can already be challenging) what you
really care about is performance.
I rarely care what is going on in the rest of the TW when I'm busy typing
in input. I don't need things updating in
Hi Danielo
Not a fair/correct statement...
@Jed's new mobile theme and @Matabele's floating sidebar are major
improvements which helps when using TiddlyWiki on mobile devices.
Check them out.
Cheers Måns Mårtensson
Den lørdag den 9. maj 2015 kl. 13.14.45 UTC+2 skrev Danielo Rodríguez:
>
> He
Hello Mark,
Seems that the entire TW community has forgotten about mobile devices, even
after Jeremy said that he is very interested on mobile environment.
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Was this option ever implemented, or is there some way I can change the
delay by hand?
Thanks!
Mark
On Saturday, July 26, 2014 at 1:18:59 AM UTC-7, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> There's no way to turn off the refresh cycle; it is intrinsic to
> TiddlyWiki's operation.
>
> But we could make the 400m
Hi Jeremy,
The infinite delay option seems like a great idea!
It seems to me that the world is moving away from desktops except for
specific high-end applications.
Thanks!
Mark
On Saturday, July 26, 2014 1:18:59 AM UTC-7, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
There's no way to turn off the refresh cycle
Hi Mark
> Apparently when you are editing in a TW5 text field some sort of
processing is going on with every keystroke.
Each keypress causes the associated tiddler to be saved to the internal
JavaScript tiddler store. That triggers the refresh cycle whereby the
entire displayed tree of widgets is
He is not complaining about the losing focus issue. He is asking if some kind
of processing happens on every keystroke. The answer is yes. Tiddlywiky
re-evaluates all the displayed tiddlers on every keystroke. This is
definitively a problem on limited resources machines.
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Hi Mark,
Which TW version do you use?
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Maybe I didn't understood well your post and you are talking of a different
problem.
Alberto
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Hi Mark,
It's something already discussed here in the forum. The problem is that you are
editing a field on the same tiddler with <$edit-text>, right? Try editing the
field from a different tiddler, the refresh on every keystroke should stop.
Regards,
Alberto
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