Lets Have Some Fun with Tiddlywiki 5.2.0

#1 
\define addPart()
!! Part $(num)$
<<.lorem>>

\end

<$list filter="[range[1,10000]]" variable="num" >

<<addPart>>
</$list>

Save and see how long does it takes to render the page!

If you want to see the Tiddlywiki 5.2.0 performance increase the number from 10000 to 100000 in the range operator! and if it still works increase number to 1000000! TW is amazing! For me still it works!

Side note: this is part my performance test with Section Editor Plugin!

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#2

Happy to see TiddlyWiki being a super solid infrastructure for our notes!

#3

Some more fun or uses;

Save the following in a tiddler tagged $:/tags/Macro
\define 🐞(input) <$wikify name=tooltip text="""🐞 <$text text="$input$"/>🐞 $input$"""><$button tooltip=<<tooltip>> class="tc-btn-invisible">🐞</$button>

Now use the macro anywhere
<<🐞 """{{!!fieldname}} <<varormacro>>""">

A bug appears and running you mouse over it, the tool tip, displays the parameter you provided and it wikified. Lets you place A bug anywhere to show something not visible in your output.

Remember to debug it!

:slight_smile:

#4

Hi TW_Tones,

I test your “fun” and it don’t work on an empty TW5.2.0.

Do you why ?

I use Edge

Thanks.

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#5

@TW_user a bit more info why it did not work would help. Did you see nothing although the values were set, of miss formated results? Can you see the little bug symbol used as the macro title?

Does the fieldname/macro actually have a value?

I did leave out the “!!” now corrected.

<<🐞 """{{!!fieldname}} <<varormacro>>""">

#6

Hi,

I find the problem. It miss a “>” at the end :

We need to write <<🐞 “”"{{!!fieldname}} <>""">>

Thanks TW_Tones for your help