Hello Matabelle

Yes, It is possible. But my plans for this plugin are going in a different 
way. I want to add a button for each "common" format. I made some test 
about it and I think I'm in the good way.
But, if anyone prefers just a drop down there is nothing to avoid me to 
make it configurable.

Regards.

El domingo, 22 de junio de 2014 06:35:22 UTC+2, Matabele escribió:
>
> Hi Danielo
>
> The new select widget gave me an idea for your keyboard shortcuts plugin. 
> Would it not be possible to make a new 'Format' button for the edit control 
> panel in the form of a select widget which applies the chosen formatting to 
> any selected text? (i.e. a select format drop-down instead-of/as-well-as 
> keyboard shortcuts)  
>
> regards
>
> On Saturday, April 19, 2014 11:39:09 AM UTC+2, Danielo Rodríguez wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm glad to present my third plugin. This corresponds to the next week 
>> since I will try to deliver just one per week :P
>>
>> It has some limitations that I expect anyone could help me to eliminate.  
>>
>> Description
>>
>> This plugin allows you to use keyboard shortcuts for the most common 
>> wikitext markup.
>> Compatibility
>>
>> This has been tested with tiddlywiki 5.0.8 and 5.0.9. Since I cant' 
>> guarantee retro-compatibility It should work with consecutive releases.
>> How to install
>>
>> Just drag and drop the link below to your own tiddlywiki file.
>>
>> KeyboardSnippets 
>> <http://braintest.tiddlyspot.com/#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Fdanielo%2FkeyboardSnippets>
>> Usage
>>
>> While on a text field just try some key combinations. If you have *text 
>> selected* it will be enclosed in the text snipped.
>> Key combinations
>>
>> I already defined the most common shortcuts to wiki syntax. Here is a 
>> table of what is already available
>> Combinationsnippetrenders asctrl+b'' ''*bold*ctrl+i// //*italics*ctrl+u 
>> __ __*underline*ctrl+s,, ,, subscriptctrl+l*non ordered listctrl+o#ordered 
>> listctrl+kcodealt+t|| table cellalt+h|!|table headalt+s ~~ ~~strikeout
>> Customization
>>
>> You can add your own key bindings just editing the file :
>>
>> $:/plugins/danielo/keyboardSnippets/KEYBINDINGS 
>> <http://braintest.tiddlyspot.com/#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Fdanielo%2FkeyboardSnippets%2FKEYBINDINGS>
>> .
>> Adding a new entry
>>
>> You have to respect the formatting of the file. *The best way* to add a 
>> new entry is to copy an existing one and edit it. Every entry has to end in 
>> },
>>
>> The format is one or more key modifiers and a single normal letter in 
>> lower case.
>> Key modifiers
>>
>> The supported modifiers are: ctrl shift alt . *To use more than one 
>> modifier* you have to do it in that order. Example of valid key 
>> combinations are:
>>
>>    - ctrl+o
>>    - shift+o
>>    - ctrl+shift+o
>>    - ctrl+shift+alt+o
>>
>> As invalid combinations you can see
>>
>>    - shift+ctrl+o
>>    - ctrl+alt+shift+o
>>    - o+ctrl
>>
>> Removing customizations
>>
>> If you mess up with your customizations and you want to restore to 
>> default just delete the tiddler:
>>
>> $:/plugins/danielo/keyboardSnippets/KEYBINDINGS 
>> <http://braintest.tiddlyspot.com/#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Fdanielo%2FkeyboardSnippets%2FKEYBINDINGS>
>> .
>> Limitations
>>    
>>    - HTML markup is not supported for snippets.
>>    - Caret ^ is not supported
>>
>>
>> Hope you enjoy it!!
>>
>

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