Yep, it is interesting. I do try to avoid wikify until I prove it's the
only way. In essence, even though the goal is simply stated,
transclusion-filters (to me) seem to cloud the simplicity - leaving a lot
of syntax noise behind. Wikify seems to read simpler, because it's "broken
down" I guess (?) But I have to pause to read more carefully with {{{ [...]
}}}.
Weird.
In the early days of 5, I "saw" lisp and forth in the code. I don't see
that anymore. It's probably not TW's fault... probably just me aging - I
have to double-check even the simplest things these days.
Can I get up off the couch now? :)
On Wednesday, December 2, 2020 at 10:42:56 AM UTC-6 saq.i...@gmail.com
wrote:
> @codacoder interesting! While both syntaxes leave a lot to be desired, I
> personally find wikify so much uglier.
> Personally I use a filter that does something like this:
> <span style={{{ [[color:$0$]printf{!!c}] }}}>Check this in
> devtools</span>
>
> Anyway be warned that depending on the complexity of the contents of the
> element you assign a class/style to with wikify, the performance can be
> noticeably worse.
>
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