I think I have an idea, but I don't even know where to start with
implementation. I'd like to give any newly created tiddlers a 'Stub' tag
which is, by policy, to be removed once that tiddler is deemed completed.
Then I'd have a tiddler that lists all Stubs called 'To-Do' or something
that's
Have you considered any tiddler incomplete If not flagged complete. This flag
could be a tag but if it were a date field you could stamp it with the date and
time it was completed. Thus incomplete would be !has[completed-date]
This makes sense because all tiddlers start as incomplete.
Notes
Macro for Transclusion to view original tiddler source:
\define reuse-pane(content).reuse-pane {
position: absolute;
right: 10px;
width: auto;
max-width: 4px;
height: 1.5em;
overflow: hidden;
border: 10px solid transparent;
border-top: 0;
box-sizing:
I got this idea from https://wiki.hintsnet.com @pimgeek
在 2020年4月10日星期五 UTC+8下午12:22:59，LinOnetwo写道：
>
> I think you can use a macro to do such transclude, while transcluding, you
> also add some color or side note or a "edit me" button to the side.
>
> I'm now transcluding using <>
>
> with
>
I think you can use a macro to do such transclude, while transcluding, you
also add some color or side note or a "edit me" button to the side.
I'm now transcluding using <>
with
\define reuse-pane(content)
$content$
\end
\define get-tiddler-name(title)
<$set name="tid" value="$title$">
I've thought of a workaround. Sometimes all a seemingly complex problem
needs is a break and fresh eyes to realize it's not as complex as you're
making it!
> How does the system know it is an unfinished tiddler (so the transclusion
> can be applied)? What is the difference between an
How does the system know it is an unfinished tiddler (so the transclusion
can be applied)? What is the difference between an unfinished and finished
tiddler?
2. Tag the Tiddlers using this Transclusion with a 'task' tag for easy
> reference in a separate To-Do Tiddler
So the transclusion
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