No, in the link you mentioned it does not happen in any input.
I created a new tiddler in your link and typed/deleted in all the fields (title, tags, text, type, field name, field value). No alerts.
In my al-cm6 link from above, tried the same thing and it issues an alert when I hit the backspace only in the text field (main text area).
Hitting backspace on the same field when it’s empty does not generate the alert.
As a side note, based on my experience, attempting to replicate various Rose-related bugs on the Tiddlyhost platform is not advisable.
That’s very interesting, can you elaborate please? I’ll try to set one up somewhere else, maybe something git-backed.
I hope you all are having fun with the CodeMirror 6 plugins!
I just bumped the version numbers to version 0.0.23
The Syntax Parsing / Highlighting got a substantial update, it now recognizes much more edge cases and valid Syntax!
The Linter got substantial updates, too. So he’s now detecting the scope of variables for example.
The click-navigate plugin lets you click on macro names / widget names ecc. and it will open the definition tiddler for you!
CSV support has been added, too!
That’s it for now,
best wishes from Pustertal/Southtyrol/Italy/Europe/Earth,
Simon
Hi all!
I’m looking for Test-Code that is very bad written and 100% breaks the parser but works within TiddlyWiki
If you have some examples to test it, I’d be very happy!
Hello! Just doing some tests, and I’m sure I’ll be exploring for a while. For now, I’m happily confirming that (so far) your CodeMirror 6 — set to show trailing spaces — plays very nicely with @pmario’s space-space-newline plugin.
I’ve regularly used that plugin to make it quick to include brief snippets of lyrics or verse (etc.) without having to assign a special class or type out <br>… but had sometimes been frustrated that I couldn’t visually confirm those trailing spaces within the editor. No more!
Many thanks.
@BurningTreeC thanks this is awesome. I can see you are putting in substantial effort.
I would suggest each feature that makes using the editor to write and build TiddlyWiki, and for that matter writing other code, is introducing substantial productivity tools. You may not get to see it personally but the help it is giving and time savings that is going to be available indefinitely to the community and of extreme value. Better highlighting of wikitext and TiddlyWiki script is a key love of mine.
Things like link preview and navigating to tiddlers from edit mode are wild. I am wondering if there could be a way to bring the link preview into the viewTemplate with a simple tweak that makes use of your existing code? There may be other cases where the internal code makes sense to bring forward into the view template, optionally and perhaps in a dedicated plugin “Reuse codemirror6 code in the viewTemplates”.
However I see this happening in links within “WikiText Syntax Sample Tiddler” on the demosite.
Then I create the missing tiddler I get;
I remain curious as to the underlying message.
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I also wanted to say having the linting (new word for me) is fantastic, I see in this example the ability to correct the error
Thanks again
I’m hugely impressed with all your work here, @BurningTreeC — and not least with your speed and frequency of updates!
I do hope @Maurycy is able to give you the guidance you need to get it working with Auto Complete. I’ve used CM5 for a long time and would love to try CM6, but Auto Complete is really integrated into my workflow.
https://deploy-preview-9556--tiddlywiki-previews.netlify.app/
Hi @BurningTreeC, could you integrate your plugin combiner in the demo page, to make it a bit easier to transfer a bunch of plugins for testing?
Hi @Yaisog … I don’t know, it’s the preview page of the “official” pull request, I don’t want to add the plugin combiner there… hmmm