[tw5] Re: Transclude macro replacing TranscludeWidget

2023-01-11 Thread scott....@gmail.com
I'm not positive, but it looks as though this will fix something that stymied me for the last hour of my workday today. I'll test it tomorrow. If nothing else, this line taught me a simple way to do something I'd been missing. > <$tiddler tiddler={{{ [] [[$tiddler$]!is[blank]] +[last[]] }}}

[tw5] Re: Transclude macro replacing TranscludeWidget

2023-01-13 Thread scott....@gmail.com
pularity > contest. > > "If nothing else, this line taught me a simple way to do something I'd > been missing." > > That right there is all it takes to make my day. Rock'n roll ! > > On Wednesday, January 11, 2023 at 11:38:09 PM UTC-4 scott@gmail.

[tw5] Re: A little Zen drawing for a sanity/insanity break

2023-01-14 Thread scott....@gmail.com
Beautiful! I'd love to see the same thing with 6- or 8-fold symmetry. That would be truly kaleidoscopic! On Tuesday, January 3, 2023 at 11:16:23 PM UTC-5 cj.v...@gmail.com wrote: > An automated "screensaver" version: > https://basicanywheremachine.neocities.org/sample_programs/Auto%20Biaxial

[tw5] Re: TiddlyWiki use case: generation of source code

2023-03-11 Thread scott....@gmail.com
(Hmmm, I thought I responded to this. Disappeared in the ether, I guess!) Charlie Veniot wrote: > Scott Sauyet wrote: >> So while I wish you luck in this, I personally don't hold out much >> hope for such an endeavor. > That's the kind of wish that leaves a foul odeur de je-ne-sais-quoi in my >

[tw5] Re: A TiddlyWiki "GraphViz Server" (?)

2023-03-18 Thread scott....@gmail.com
I wasn't around the TW community when you started discussing this. I'm fascinated by the work. It looks quite useful. But I also wonder what TW adds in this case to any other server implementation of GraphViz. If you're going to create these diagrams on a server of yours or someone else's, rat

[tw5] Re: A TiddlyWiki "GraphViz Server" (?)

2023-03-18 Thread scott....@gmail.com
> The problem with an online GraphViz server: you have to be online and > have access to a server. Oh, do your wikis have access to one another when offline? I don't have anything set up like that. I run them either as single-file wikis or in standalone Node processes. But this makes sense in

[tw5] Re: Missing Tiddlers

2023-05-13 Thread scott....@gmail.com
Ross Table wrote: > The Missing tiddlers section on the side bar > ($:/core/ui/MoreSideBar/Missing) is great, but it seams to only be > populated by references in the "text" field of a tiddler. I have a > whole host of fields that I am transcluding that have square bracket > tiddler's in them th

[tw5] Re: Sq-Stories always open the links in the left story

2023-05-27 Thread scott....@gmail.com
AC Quinlan wrote: > Hi Saq, > Have you had a chance to update the Stories plugin with more configurable behavior? Discussion has mostly migrated to https://talk.tiddlywiki.org You'll find a much more active community there. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

[tw5] Re: Copying TW customization and configuration

2024-01-28 Thread scott....@gmail.com
Note that most of the tiddlywiki discussion these days takes place on https://talk.tiddlywiki.org. My technique would be to save a copy of your wiki as a single-file wiki, use the upgrade page at https://tiddlywiki.com/upgrade to create an updated wiki, and then use the TW-node `--load` to load

[tw5] Re: Copying TW customization and configuration

2024-01-29 Thread scott....@gmail.com
orked fine but the end result is that my 602 tiddlers are now > merged into a single one in my new wiki. I thought the load process would > split the single file into different tiddlers but this is not the case. > > Am I doing something wrong or impossible? > > Thank again. >