Hi Yakov, Thx for the detailed feedback. It's allways very welcome. On Monday, May 6, 2013 5:20:09 PM UTC+2, Yakov wrote:
> Second, I must admit, it wasn't easy with current documentation and notes > from previous attempts helped me. I'd suggest to create an "installation" > section and list these steps there: > There is a video for tiddlyspace that may help (for TS users) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5tq5xv0FHU I think I'll have to add some links to the ..Info tiddler. * to get syntax highlightning in the cmEdit mode work, go to the > edit/cmEdit mode and chose a content-type for the tiddler (for instance, > "text/css" for a CSS tiddler) > * optionally install ExtraKeysAddOn and/or RenderBufferPlugin > If you want to have "block indent" you'll need ExtraKeysAddOn RenderBufferPlugin is _not_ needed at all atm. Next, I've encountered several bugs which I'll list in the order of > descreasing importance [all the plugins I used are of up-to-date versions; > I haven't installed the two additional plugins]: > > * for me, in both Opera and FireFox text selection in the cmEdit mode is > invisible (that's rather disturbing for the workflow), but that happens > only in my local TW, not in the TiddlySpace repository of CodeMirrorPlugins > ** may be I installed something wrongly? looks like I took all the > necessary tiddlers from [1] > I'll need to check this for vanilla file TW. I did some mini-mini-mini test with Opera / Win7 so need to have a look there too. Does Opera allready use the WebKit rendering libraries? * after content-type is chosen with typeChooser, the text area gets hidden. > Saving and reopening the tiddler gets it back to visible and the > content-type is saved, though > Don't know about this behaviour. Need to check with a vanilla TW. > * when I press and hold the "down" button, sometimes the cursor doesn't go > just down, but also jumps to the right > ** I haven't succeed to make this totally reproducabe -- even for me in > the same conditions it sometimes happens and sometimes doesn't. The only > thing I can say is I that happened in a tiddler which consists totally of > list items of different levels > This was a known error with the codemirror library I'm using. It should have been fixed there, but I can see it from time to time too. But for me it wasn't enough annoyance, to fix it :) I'll have a look. May be an update to the latest 2.x version will help. > * finally, " " still appears next to the "1" in the line number colomn > >From where did you import your plugins. codemirror-plugins.tiddlyspace.com? This one should be deffinitely gone. Which file TW version do you use? > Some wishes and then ideas: > > * it would be much more convenient if the typeChooser is a toolbar command > as well -- in this case it wouldn't be necessary to edit templates at all > Good idea. Need to check if that's possible. > * would be very nice if the "Are you sure you want to abandon your > changes" prompt doesn't appear if no changes were applied. As for now it > does in the zCodeMirrorPlugin even if it wasn't touched; and if any tiddler > was touched but it led to no changes (say, pressed space and then > backspace), the prompt appears as well > The codemirror library, doesn't keep track of changes in a way, that you know if something was "really" changed. As soon as any key is pressed I need to invalidate the "TW core" editor/buffer, otherwise the "core refresh and cancel" handling bites me. There is probably no easy way to fix this (but I need to have a look at the latest cm library documentation) * an idea: to extend the x-tiddlywiki highlightning so that inner links and > wikiwords are highlighted too (may be with blue, paler than that of > external links) > what do you mean with "inner links" ... "[[" and "]]" are highlighted. The text in between, is not. hmm. ... WikiWords we'll see * also, as for now I don't see any reason (aside developer's convenience) > to keep all those separated tiddlers: for the ease of installation, it > would be more useful to have at least zCodeMirrorPlugin, CMEditCommands > merged and also codemirror.js, codemirror.css and runmode.js merged > It was intended, to be used with the "tiddlyspace include mechanism", so several tiddlers are no problem here. I could update the build process. Finally, thanks again for the plugin(s). > you are welcome issues can be posted here too: https://github.com/pmario/tw.CodeMirrorPlugin/issues have fun! mario PS: Please be patient, because I'll have to update the "build process" to use "TW5 builds TW2" first. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
