CodeMirror 6 plugin Beta

[BurningTreeC]

Hello @StS

in version 0.1.21 that’s now fixed

[BurningTreeC]

Hi all,

I’ve reduced the plugin size significantly with version 0.1.23 by omitting unneeded language and feature packs.
It’s now down to 990kb.

Best wishes,
Simon

[StS]

@BurningTreeC

Hi all,

I’ve updated the plugin to version 0.1.15

ATTENTION: tiddler-title completions, widget completions, variable completions and filter completions are removed

That’s because the current implementation is too error prone

Since them this function is also gone:

CodeMirror 6 plugin (alpha)

Hi @StS , what do you think about the following proposal We can create tiddlers with the tag $:/tags/CodeMirror/Action and in their text field we write a text-operation action-message like wrap-selection (or whatever action you want) Then we add a “string” field which should contain the sequence of characters that you want to type for the action to trigger. When you add the string /// as an example, after typing /// it gets deleted and replaced by whatever you define. Or another action gets t…

Is there a way to activate again tiddler-title completions only by using

the string /// (= it triggers subsume)?
the string \\ (= it triggers subsume-edit)?

Thanks, Stefan

[BurningTreeC]

Hi @StS - no this function is not gone, try on the plugin page to insert /// or &&&

[StS]

Hi @BurningTreeC,

yes, the funktion is still there but when I start typing there is no pulldown/dropdown menu where are tiddler-titles shown…

[BurningTreeC]

As I’ve written before, this feature is gone.

[Charlie_Veniot]

Just an fyi on a test case that causes the TiddlyWiki to get the dreaded “Well This is Embarrassing” javascript error.

Create a tiddler, say “My Tiddler”
Create a tiddler, say “My Tiddler Editor”

In “My Tiddler Editor”, setup an Edit Widget to edit “My Tiddler”.

Open “My Tiddler Editor” in a new window.

Do a little bit of editing in that new window, then close it.

Bang: javascript error.

I don’t know if it is necessarily an issue with the plugin, or an issue with the version of TiddlyWiki. Both?

Three screenshots:

[CodaCoder]

Works fine on tiddlywiki.com (no CM, Firefox, Win10)

[BurningTreeC]

@Charlie_Veniot @CodaCoder

yes, this is either a bug or a missing handling

[StS]

I also can reproduce the error:

→ open new tiddler
→ type 123
→ press enter
→ type 12 → to dropdown menu came
→ press ESC

[BurningTreeC]

This is a different error @StS - and I cannot reproduce it on the plugin page

[StS]

@BurningTreeC

This is a different error

Ok, I see…

Previous error was generated within TiddlyDesktop Application - same when using Chrome browser:

Doing the same in Firefox browser I’ll get this error:

Click on “Schließen” → you can proceed…

[BurningTreeC]

Hi @StS - I cannot reproduce these errors on the plugin page
Are you using another plugin that’s trying to open a menu within the editor?

[StS]

@BurningTreeC

I cannot reproduce these errors on the plugin page
Are you using another plugin that’s trying to open a menu within the editor?

I think, the error comes from tw5-keyboard-navigation.

When I remove the plugin (+clear browser cache + remove temp-tiddlers), I will get the error immediately by typing one letter

[BurningTreeC]

Hello @Charlie_Veniot

are you using Chrome browser? I’m investigating about this issue and with FireFox it doesn’t happen after checking out the latest view component of codemirror 6 where the maintainer has published a fix.
In Chrome this is still happening in my tests

[Charlie_Veniot]

@BurningTreeC

CodeMirror 6 plugin

G’day g’day,

Yup, Chrome Version 118.0.5993.86

[BurningTreeC]

Hi all,

tiddler title completion is added again!
It can be triggered by typing ?? (configurable)

Best wishes,
Simon

[StS]

Hi @BurningTreeC
with the new version 5.3.2 it is not possible to activate the search / replace tools with ctrl + f and bring it in a sticky position

[BurningTreeC]

Hi @StS

is the problem the same in version 5.3.3?

Thank you,
Simon

[StS]

@BurningTreeC

is the problem the same in version 5.3.3?

@BurningTreeC: Yes, it is…

Thanks, Stefan