On Oct 20, 6:56 pm, Antaeus Feldspar wrote:
> Because I expect that the text between the delimiters may be very
> large, I'd rather not be copying the entire text into memory, so the
> alternative I was planning to use was to store the offsets at which
> the delimited text had been found, and have
Let me try to clarify my question. When I'm asking about something
modifying "the source", I'm not referring to the Javascript source of
my plugin; I'm talking about the source of a tiddler that the plugin
might be acting upon.
My plugin looks for particular delimiting markers in a tiddler's
sour
The core functions, you use to edit and save a tiddler content, can be
used by any code executed in the browser. So yes, any other plugin can
change your code.
Due to the nature of browser JS, your code can be modified, even
without touching your tiddler/plugin. Just change your programm in the
br
I'm not really sure I understand the question or the reason for your
question.
Plugins are only executed at the start of loading TiddlyWiki.
Theoretically you could have a plugin that changed the behaviour of
certain macros / contents of certain tiddlers and overwrote them, but
I'm not sure why any
