Thinking about conventions and methods. In the above examples whats with
the <<_title>>?
Is this not going to confuse the use of <<__var__>> ?
Or do I not know this convention perhaps from JavaScript?
Tony
On Monday, August 6, 2018 at 3:45:20 AM UTC+10, Mohammad wrote:
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> Hello FrD,
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> I li
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> Many thanks Mario!
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Best
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On Sunday, August 5, 2018 at 7:40:07 PM UTC+2, Mohammad wrote:
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> I mean from programming point of view! The good programming practice or
> standard always recommend clean and non error prone programming!
> For example in Matlab or Fortran I use to program always we follow some
> rules!
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> So,
Hello FrD,
I like your solution! It uses widgets for the purpose they are designed
(here you used the meaningful action-setfield and your code is much more
clearer than what I wrote!
I use your code!
Thank you
*Mohammad*
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Hi,
Seems fine to me ! Nothing to worry about -:)
The FBI (Fake Button Investigators) won't be alerted ...
Another way to do the same :
\define _title() $(currentTiddler)$-thumbnails
\define _text() <>
\define actions()
<$action-setfield $tiddler=<<_title>> text=<<_text>>/>
<$action-navigate $to
I mean from programming point of view! The good programming practice or
standard always recommend clean and non error prone programming!
For example in Matlab or Fortran I use to program always we follow some
rules!
So, here I mean standard (defacto) or good programming style!
I believe the ele
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