use Perl

• thanks for tiddlywiki notes (Score:1)

  by markjugg (792)

  Thanks for your sharing your notes on Tiddlywiki. It sounds like something I might enjoy, too. Now it's on my radar.
• TiddlyWiki for Module Dependencies (Score:1)

  by Ron Savage (5224)

  I work on 10 SunFires which have no internet access, or mutual access for that matter, so I use TiddlyWiki to track module dependencies, so I can install a set of modules in the 'right' order, with a minimum of pain. And yes, I have a shell script to install them in bulk mode. I've just switched to TiddlyWiki from TreePad, which I very much like. However, I wanted something not so bound with MS Windows...
  • Re: (Score:1)

    by rjbs (4671)

    funny you should mention dependencies...
    
    http://use.perl.org/~rjbs/journal/33429 [perl.org]

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    rjbs
• Failed to utilize your plugins (Score:1)

  by Ron Savage (5224)

  I'm using version = {major: 2, minor: 1, revision: 3, date: new Date("Nov 3, 2006") of TiddlyWiki.
  I tried LinksCommand, but could not get it to display anything (yes, saved and reloaded).
  With GotoboxMacro, the very first time I used it, FireFox opened the Find dialog at the bottom of the page. After that, each use of ^G just made the cursor jump to the next occurrence of the text I'd typed. The input field was never updatable to search for a different string.
  • Re: (Score:1)

    by rjbs (4671)

    How odd. Let me spell check your brain here: after you'd installed the LinksCommand, you added it to the toolbar macro call in ViewTemplate? You added > to the sidebar in SideBarOptions?

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    rjbs