2009/1/26 Jaap Karssenberg :
> Zim notebooks are intended to be file manager friendly.
>
Then why are they in a format that no other program can parse? Sure,
you could open it in a text editor and find your data, but my mother
in law opens the file and sees gibberish. I just asked her! She
doesn't
2009/1/26 Jaap Karssenberg :
> Dotan Cohen wrote:
>>
>> If xyz was called A and lmn was called B, then do not start calling
>> anything else A or B. That will only lead to confusion when people say
>> "I am using A" and you have to ask "the original A or the new A".
>> Worse yet, you might not ask
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Exactly, you as a power user can play with the dotfiles just as if
they were not hidden. My mother in law, however, can't seem to keep
herself from poking around (and fidling with, by accident she says)
all the non-hidden folders in her home directory. If it's not meant to
be m
Dotan Cohen wrote:
If xyz was called A and lmn was called B, then do not start calling
anything else A or B. That will only lead to confusion when people say
"I am using A" and you have to ask "the original A or the new A".
Worse yet, you might not ask and _assume_ the wrong one. I suggest
these
2009/1/26 Pablo Angulo :
> Hello, Dotan:
> I'd like to disagree, but not too much:
>
> Dotan Cohen wrote:
>> ...what other application can read the wiki-style code anyway...
> Well, I like about zim that it's just text files I can hack using very
> simple string manipulation in python, and edit wit
Hello, Dotan:
I'd like to disagree, but not too much:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
> ...what other application can read the wiki-style code anyway...
Well, I like about zim that it's just text files I can hack using very
simple string manipulation in python, and edit with any editor just in case.
Another ex
2009/1/26 Pablo Angulo :
> I second that: it's an excellent idea
I third it.
In fact, I'd like to see content tagging too, not just note tagging.
That is, a tag could be inserted into a specific place on a page. In
wiki-code, it could be implemented as [[tag:foobar]] and I'm certain
that a GUI el
I second that: it's an excellent idea
Pablo
Vlastimil Ott wrote:
>
> That's idea - tagging the content. The way the TODO feature goes, is
> perfect and great. And very useful for me.
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Dotan Cohen wrote:
Are you suggesting that pages in Zim could have tags, or something
else? What, specifically, would be tagged?
Yes, pages, of course. I think, it's the same principle like TODO window
(instead of a windows, it could be a panel or something more "handy").
I have one noteboo
2009/1/20 Jaap Karssenberg :
> I think for future versions what is now the document folder will be called
> something like the attachment folder while the document root will be renamed
> to document folder.
>
If xyz was called A and lmn was called B, then do not start calling
anything else A or B.
2009/1/17 Vlastimil Ott :
> Hello guys,
>
> I think, we need just "a few lines of code" to enjoy tagging within zim. Could
> you comment my ideas?
>
Are you suggesting that pages in Zim could have tags, or something
else? What, specifically, would be tagged?
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