On Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 1:30:19 AM UTC+1, Shay Shaked wrote:
>
> I _know_ it can't be that simple, but don't know why.
>
You are absolute right. ... The basic parts are probably simple eg:
static lists in markdown
- element 1
- element 2
static lists in tiddlywiki
* element 1
* element 2
That is simple, but boring, cumbersome and errorprone.
Whenever a new element should be added, you have to search all the
different occurrencies and edit them.
We use dynamic lists, built with tags, fields, .... like so:
<<list-links filter:"[tag[myList]]">> ... TW wikitext macros
{{{"[tag[myList]]"}}} ... which is a shorthand for: <$list
filter="[tag[myList]]"/>
<$list filter="[tag[myList]]" template="myCustomListTemplate"/>
and a lot more: https://tiddlywiki.com/#ListWidget
That's just one reason why it's not simple.
While pandoc is an exceptional piece of work, it only translates simple
text a to simple text b.
With TW we use transclusions a lot. see:
https://tiddlywiki.com/#Transclusion
And that's the second reason why it isn't simple.
and so on, and so on, ...
have fun!
mario
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