Thanks Paul, I'll give it a try...
DP
On May 20, 3:38 am, "Paul Downey (psd)"
wrote:
> > There's a discussion
> > here:http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_frm/thread/546c0d777...
>
> > ...back in October about this experimental plugin that gives you
> > "slices with multiple column
> There's a discussion
> here:http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_frm/thread/546c0d777...
>
> ...back in October about this experimental plugin that gives you
> "slices with multiple columns"
I think the word "experimental" was really around whether the
functionality was suitable fo
There's a discussion here:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_frm/thread/546c0d7774b520f6/abcec5030aa58280?lnk=gst&q=fat+slice
...back in October about this experimental plugin that gives you
"slices with multiple columns"
Is this something that will be worked on any further? What
Sounds like a nicer implementation of my ImprovedSlicesPlugin
See
http://www.remotely-helpful.com/TiddlyWiki/ImprovedSlicesPlugin.html#ImprovedSlicesPlugin
...Lyall
On Oct 22, 3:13 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Phil Hawksworth and I scratched an itch and came up with
> a
Hey Eric (et al!)
> I like the notion of a 2D 'slice array', addressable by row and column
> names... and I especially like that fact that the additional table
> syntax doesn't interfere with the TW standard slice table handling,
> e.g., using the above table, you could still retrieve values wher
> We plan to implement almost exactly what you proposed although we had
> been leaning towards the following syntax:
>
> <>
Using the "::" separator twice in the section reference could be very
problematic... especially for code that currently assumes that only
one separator will be present.
Fo
Eric,
Yes. At the time we implemented this we didn't appreciate that we
could retrieve the values using the <> macro (*blush*)
We plan to implement almost exactly what you proposed although we had
been leaning towards the following syntax:
<>
We'll have a chat about the syntax to adopt and then
> Like the default TiddlyWiki slices the first column is an index.
> Unlike the default slices, you can have multiple columns, and
> access a column by name, the names coming from the title row.
> | |!column1 |!column2 |!column3 |
> |row1| a | b | c |
> |row2| d | e | f |
> |row3| g | h | i |
>
You have a master table in the OreoTable tiddler which tracks who ate
Oreos on which day of this month, and references to various different
cells in it scatter here and there.
When you update the table next month, you also update all the
references.
Ken Girard
On Oct 21, 9:16 pm, "Dave Gifford -
Holy cow, creating a table and then a slice macro is so much easier
than typing 'b'! Great job!
Seriously, though, it looks interesting and helpful, but maybe you can
help my dim imagination - it has been a long day - what are some of
the helpful uses for this that you can envision?
Dave
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