* //element a//
* <$transclude tiddler=paragraphs mode=block/>
* list c
That is a very nice way to make list of many paragraphs.
El jueves, 4 de septiembre de 2014 09:16:15 UTC+2, PMario escribió:
>
> Hi Mark, Andreas,
>
> On Thursday, September 4, 2014 12:55:43 AM UTC+2, Andreas Hahn wrote:
>>
>> P.S.: Maybe someone can explain why that works and whether there is a
>> better way or not :D
>>
>
> The TranscludeWidget docs has some info, but I think some experiments can
> make it clearer.
>
> *Some definitions first*
>
> 1) Widgets are wikitext.
>
> 2) The TW parser has 2 modes
> - inline mode
> - block mode
>
> inline mode is needed to identify text formatting, like: bold, italic ...
> eg: There is some ''bold text''.
>
> block mode is used to identify blocks of text, like: paragraphs, headings,
> lists ...
> eg:
> * //element a//
> * ''element b''
> * list c
>
> Above we have a unorderd list (block) but inside the list we need to
> identify bold and italic. So the parser identifies the unordered list
> elements and then switches to inline mode.
>
> ---------------------
>
> Experiments
> a) create a tiddler named: bold with the following content
> ''some bold text''
>
> b) create a tiddler named: paragraphs with the following content:
>
> paragraph 1
>
> paragraph 2
>
>
> c) create a test tiddler with:
>
> I want to see <$transclude tiddler=bold/>
>
> * //element a//
> * <$transclude tiddler=bold/>
> * list c
>
>
> which will result in:
>
> I want to *see some bold text*
>
>
> - *element a*
> - *some bold text*
> - list c
>
> --> We are good here, since the transclusion widget is wikitext, it
> inherits the parser mode, which is "inline" in both examples.
> --> You are still with me? (I hope :)
>
> now try:
>
> * //element a//
> * <$transclude tiddler=paragraphs/>
> * list c
>
> it results in
>
>
> - *element a*
> - paragraph 1 paragraph 2
> - list c
>
> --> The mechanism is the same, as with the first experiment. The parser is
> in inline mode, because it has to. ... But that's not what we want. ... So
> we need to tell the parser that our transclusion should be block mode.
>
> * //element a//
> * <$transclude tiddler=paragraphs mode=block/>
> * list c
>
> which gives us:
>
>
> - *element a*
> - paragraph 1
>
> paragraph 2
> - list c
>
> -------------
>
> @Andreas
> I think there is no "better" easier way to do this. Many times you can use
> {{ bold }} and {{paragraphs}} instead of <$transclude tiddler=bold/> which
> is less typing.
> But if you hit special cases, than the widgets have more possibilities .
>
> hope that helps :)
> have fun!
> mario
>
> [1] http://tiddlywiki.com/#TranscludeWidget
>
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