Albert,

On Tuesday, February 19, 2013 7:15:30 PM UTC+8, Albert Riedinger wrote:
>
> Hi Vincent,
>
> thank you for your wonderful plugin! It makes it easier to use TW with 
> mobile devices especially with complex content.
> I tested it with the AndTidWiki app on a Nexus 7 and I have found the 
> following bugs:
>
> * closing tiddlers with toolbar button or close button on tab 
> (TiddlersBarPlugin) fails > only close others works, but it only closes one 
> of the opened tiddlers at a time (Alpha 2 version doesn't show this 
> behaviour)
> * classic edit mode shows TWtid buttons > should be disabled
>

Thanks for finding the bugs, especially with Android system, the least 
tested system for these plugins. I will fix them as soon as I find time.

 

> Furthermore I'd like to suggest some features or feature improvements:
>
> * (!) possibility to edit ordinary text blocks with TWtid (by paragraph)
>
Yes, this is on the top of my ToDo list. The current status is that I can 
find the correct wiki text for a paragraph, but the way now TWted handles 
the edit box doesn't work for all paragraphs. I don't want to go into the 
details but to say that I am re-writing the codes to work for all 
paragraphs. Should be available soon.
 

> * (!) possibility to edit whole sections like with EditSectionsPlugin 
> (tiddlytools)
>
This should be possible when the above is done.
 

> * bigger buttons for touch devices (or is it possible to customize them 
> with CSS? > how?)
>
CSS is a good idea but I don't know how to handle them in the codes yet. If 
someone could offer me some hints, or even a template, that would be 
wonderful!
 

> * show if tiddler was changed with TWtid (maybe a marker in the tiddler 
> title like the exclamation mark in TiddlersBarPlugin?)
>
That can be done.
 

> * possibility to make a linebreak with enter key while editing inline 
> elements without leaving edit mode (e.g. to insert a new list item)
>
This is something I have been thinking about, especially with list items as 
you suggested. But there are quite some possibilities with list items and I 
need more time to figure a good way out to handle them.
 

> * easier modifying plugin related CSS classes (maybe an own plugin 
> stylesheet tiddler would make sense)
>
This is again a good idea but, like I mentioned above, I do not know how to 
handle styles sheets in the codes. :-(
 

> Hope that helps a bit. You have done a really great job so far. Keep up 
> the good work!
>
Thanks for the nice suggestions. :-)
 

> Best wishes,
> Albert
>
Have Fun!
Vincent

 

> Am 09.02.2013 15:25 schrieb "Vincent Yeh" <qmo....@gmail.com <javascript:>
> >:
>
>> Forgot to include the download links:
>>
>>    - TWtid v1.5.0: http://twtable.tiddlyspace.com/#TWtid.min 
>>    - TWted v1.5.0: http://twtable.tiddlyspace.com/#TWted.min
>>    - TWtcalc v0.7.7: http://twtable.tiddlyspace.com/#TWtcalc.min 
>>
>> Have Fun!
>> Vincent
>>
>> On Saturday, February 9, 2013 10:21:03 PM UTC+8, Vincent Yeh wrote:
>>>
>>> Interested in editing your tiddler in the view mode in TiddlyWiki? Try 
>>> this view mode editor plugin TWted (requires TWtid).
>>>
>>> Interested in a calculator that supports (partially for now) Excel 
>>> syntax in Tiddlywiki? Try the simple calculator plugin TWtcalc (requires 
>>> TWtid).
>>>
>>> These plugins are under active development. You are very welcome to give 
>>> comments/suggestions/bug reports. :-)
>>>
>>> The first versions of these plugins were TableEditor and 
>>> TableCalculator, released in 2012/06/24, that only supported table editing 
>>> in the view mode. Later they were extended constantly and then evolved into 
>>> TWtable, TWted and TWtcalc (released 2012/10/19), still only supported 
>>> table editing. Recently they were further extended to support view mode 
>>> editing on most of the block elements (see below) in a tiddler, much more 
>>> than just a table editor, so I decided to start a new thread for these 
>>> plugins. You can find their earlier history in the old thread "Inline 
>>> Editing of Tables" started by pepebe.
>>>
>>>
>>>    - TWtid v1.5.0 — The basis of the view mode tiddler editor TWted and 
>>>    simple calculator TWtcalc, including a table renderer.
>>>       - Generalized the codes from TWtable 1.4.6, which works for 
>>>       tables only, to support most kinds of block elements, see 
>>> descriptions for 
>>>       TWted below. 
>>>       - The included *table renderer* supports
>>>          - scrolling for large tables,
>>>          - multi-lined cell content (you can have a list in a table 
>>>          cell), 
>>>          - synchronization among all copies (transcluded and 
>>>          non-transcluded).
>>>       - See TWtid for more details. 
>>>    - TWted v1.5.0 — The view mode tiddler editor.
>>>       - Edit block elements either in view mode (default) or in edit 
>>>       mode (option description "Active in view mode")
>>>          - If in view mode, the default edit box remains the same;
>>>          - if in edit mode, the view mode remains for viewing only.
>>>             - The system default edit box can be brought up by double 
>>>             clicking in a no-element area (note that some elements are much 
>>> wider than 
>>>             their content). 
>>>          - Works on most of the block elements:
>>>          - *Tables* —
>>>             - easy access to cell content for editing purposes 
>>>             - insertion/deletion of rows/columns
>>>             - copy/cut/paste the cells/rows/columns
>>>          - *Lists* — both kinds, * and # (corresponding to <UL> and <OL>), 
>>>          as many levels as TiddlyWiki supports; 
>>>          - *Headers* — ! ~ !!!!!!, corresponding to H1 ~ H6;
>>>          - *Blockquotes* — three levels supported: >, >> and >>>; 
>>>          - *Blockexamples* — lines of text enclosed by two <<<;
>>>          - *Preformatted blocks* — lines of text enclosed by two 
>>>          triple-braces. 
>>>       - A simple previewer to see the output as you are typing.
>>>          - Option txtTWtedPreviewOpacity to change opacity of the 
>>>          previewer. Default to 0.9.
>>>          - Option txtTWtedPreviewCaret to specify the caret symbol in 
>>>          the previewer. Default to the vertical line (|). 
>>>       - Edit tiddler title.
>>>       - Two options offering three levels of automation in the editing 
>>>       behavior:
>>>          - Two options:
>>>             - chkTWtedCatTheMouse — **Activate/Deactivate edit mode 
>>>             with mouse motion.
>>>             - chkTWtedNoClick — Edit the cell content without clicking 
>>>             it.
>>>          - Three levels of automation:
>>>             - Manual: set both options to false. Click the 'E' button 
>>>             to start/stop editing the closest block element.
>>>             - Half automated: set the 1st option to true and 2nd to 
>>>             false. In this level a table enters edit mode automatically 
>>> when mouse is 
>>>             hovering over it while other block elements remain manual. 'E' 
>>> button is 
>>>             hidden, need to lick within the block element (or the table 
>>> cell) to edit. 
>>>             - Automated: set both options to true. Move the mouse over 
>>>             a block element or a table cell to edit. (Warning: this can be 
>>> annoying in 
>>>             some cases!)
>>>          - Keyboard navigation within the same type of elements.
>>>          - Works with headers, list items, blockquotes and preformats.
>>>          - Move list items, only list items for now, with Ctrl-up/down 
>>>          keys. This, however, only works within the same level at this 
>>> moment, 
>>>          moving items across different levels will be supported in the 
>>> future 
>>>          release. 
>>>       - Tables are synchronized between transcluded and non-transcluded 
>>>       copies, other block elements are not yet.
>>>       - See TWted for more details. 
>>>    - TWtcalc v0.7.7 — A simple calculator for TiddlyWiki.
>>>       - Calculates over table cells. For example, if one puts =A1+A2 in 
>>>       the table cell A3, the content of A3 will be the sum of the 
>>>       numerical values in table cells A1 and A2. 
>>>       - Supports syntax similar to OpenOffice calc or Microsoft Excel.
>>>       - Automatically adjusts cell reference upon copy-and-pasting.
>>>       - Supports user defined functions written in Javascript. See 
>>> TWtcalc--Defining 
>>>       your own functions for details. 
>>>       - See TWtcalc for a list of predefined functions and further 
>>>       details.
>>>    
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