TiddlyWikiDev Google Group

Re: Inline JavaScript + .tick

2008-08-21T18:51:25Z

Sorry for the long reply (I work rotational 7/7)
I am a complete NooB in Javascript, but I like to think of myself as a
quick learner as long as I can apply the theory to an application.

If you can get me pointed in the right direction I would be VERY
happy :)

Thx,

Mike

Re: [twdev] namespace for plugins (ticket #735)

2008-08-20T13:35:09Z

My vote is for an'extensions' namespace - in other words, exchange
'extensions' for 'plugins'. This way the consistency with
version.extenions is kept.
I do not believe so (as far as my limited understanding of JS goes).

namespace for plugins (ticket #735)

2008-08-20T10:42:38Z

All,
It would be desirable to provide a namespace (see below) for plugins to
register their functions and variables:
[link]
While there is a namespace for macros (config.macros), there's currently
no equivalent for plugins.
So we should provide an empty object that plugins can hook into, e.g.:

Re: Bug when filter condition of TTReportView is undefined

2008-08-19T13:57:43Z

Cool. I'm excited to see that such a useful tool is being supported.

The problem is still a bit of a mystery but I can reproduce it pretty
easily by doing the following (with FF3):

1. Edit [[Getting Started with TeamTasks]] and add/append to the
bottom and click Done:

!High priority tasks that are not closed

Re: [twdev] TiddlyWeb Stores and Serializers

2008-08-19T09:33:22Z

Chris,
by the way, I agree with your approach of separating the serializers
from the objects they serialize. Long experience has taught me that
giving objects serializer member functions, although superficially
attractive from an object-oriented perspective, causes problems of its
own. Having the serializers separate means:

Re: Bug when filter condition of TTReportView is undefined

2008-08-19T06:22:08Z

Great!

Yes. I've seen this bug and agree, we need to be able to handle this.
There will be an update soon on [link] to fix this
annoying bug.

I'm afraid I don't quite understand. Could you possibly expand on
this?

Thanks for the feedback. Please keep posting reports of bugs to help

TiddlyWeb Stores and Serializers

2008-08-19T00:38:59Z

For those that are curious about how TiddlyWeb works and some of the
ways in which it can be extended, I've written some a bit silly and
weird but hopefully informative blog postings that relate to the
storage and serialization mechanisms in TiddlyWeb.

The first one explains how to use one TiddlyWeb server as the backend

Bug when filter condition of TTReportView is undefined

2008-08-18T18:16:41Z

Hi,

I'm using TeamTasks 0.4 (and loving it) and found out that if I first
create a view with:

<<TTReportView Status:"!closed">>

And then I create a new task and do not set the "Status" field (leave
it as "Please specify"). Then the TTReportView macro will error out
with:

1. Error while executing macro <<TTReportView>>:

Re: Problem making alphabet work in the right ISO standard

2008-08-18T10:49:40Z

I'm sorry too, I've been battling with this thing for many, many
months and I guess a part of my frustration of never getting it right
is getting to me.

I don't understand the function well enough to be able to use it, so
I'll skip it for now.

The thing works, now I just need to wiki-format it properly and find a

Re: TW/OS -- Tiddlywiki as an operating system shell

2008-08-17T13:06:14Z

Thanks Ove, The Lively Kernel soaked up most of my day. I am easily
distracted. It looks like it has tremendous play potential,
especially for those who have the Safari browser right now; its most
developed environment. But I agree with the wish to be able to build
something in a compiled language that will be lightning fast and

Re: [twdev] Re: Problem making alphabet work in the right ISO standard

2008-08-17T12:20:01Z

Whoa - it honestly wasn't meant to be condescending.
I pointed you to the documentation, which happens to be in the source
code. I didn't expect you to know that.
Sorry if that came out wrong.
-- F.

Re: Problem making alphabet work in the right ISO standard

2008-08-17T12:16:08Z

How condescendingly helpful of you.

I guess I'll skip asking for more help on this, hint noted, thanks.

Re: [twdev] Re: Problem making alphabet work in the right ISO standard

2008-08-17T09:16:24Z

As they say, UTSL...
In fact, the httpReq function is fairly well documented:
[link]
Basically, it abstracts away all the annoying bits and allows you to
focus on what you really need to do.
Check the TiddlyWiki source (and/or plugins - maybe the UploadPlugin?)

Re: [twdev] TW/OS -- Tiddlywiki as an operating system shell

2008-08-17T02:49:10Z

I think this is a good opportunity to mention the "Lively Kernel".
Although I don't believe in the idea, at least not so long it is
implemented in JS, it's a cool demo. Gosh, I wish JS had some
standardaized, well working graphics capabilities.

[link]

2008/8/14 irb...@gmail.com <irb...@gmail.com>:

Re: Problem making alphabet work in the right ISO standard

2008-08-16T14:33:05Z

Mainly I don't have any information about the function.

Can you tell me more about the function? is it just a normal xmlhttp
object, or does it do more?