Parsers do a lot of the heavy-lifting in TW. Is there a plugin yet that eases the creation of Custom Parsers? Use Case: I would love a TW Custom Parser. Written, I guess, in JS ( JavaScript / ECMA-###) To provide any number of pairs of these regex string replacers … // Regex ... match: …

It’s already in the TWCore. See https://tiddlywiki.com/#search-replace%20Operator Examples: {{{ [[some input text]] +[search-replace:ig:regexp[baz],[foo]] }}} {{{ [[some input text]] +[search-replace:im:regexp[@fred],[Fred Smith]] }}} enjoy, -e

[image] TiddlyTitch: Is there a plugin yet that eases the creation of Custom Parsers? Possibly related: Pretty fractions . It discussed two ways of adding parsing to wikitext. It sounds like Eric’s solution is what you need, but if you’re looking to do this at tiddler render time, those tech…

I have also written parsers for data tiddlers by using list widget and filters to splitregexp[\n] then act on each line. I suppose the issue is Parsers in one form or another is a common code pattern. Deeper view; As you may be aware a key parser function is used for wikitext. If you search shado…

[image] TW_Tones: I suppose the issue is Parsers in one form or another is a common code pattern. Common Fundamental… 01001111 01110100 01101000 01100101 01110010 01110111 01101001 01110011 01100101 00100000 01110100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00100000 01101001 01110011 00100000 0111011…

[image] TW_Tones: If you search shadows for parser you get to see the many already in use for example $:/core/modules/parsers/wikiparser/rules/dash.js And for the full list, just Advanced Search > Fitler > [all[tiddlers+shadows]module-type[wikirule]]

[image] Scott_Sauyet: related: Pretty fractions That is v. useful to decko ... (word: decko ) Definitely my final aim is: RENDER it already! My handicap is I really don’t wanna understand JS. 'Cause I’m slow and “ I only need to do this once. ” BUT I do know enough that it should be possible…

This seems to still work: http://tiddlystuff.tiddlyspot.com/#ReplacePragma

@TiddlyTitch I know “took a Deco”, “Have a Deco” but “useful to Deco” does not sound right for the lingo. The other references are “alien to me”, interesting in exposing me to other “cultures” close to my own. Although I did not watch “ello.ello” when it was on the Air, and had a French Partner sin…

@TiddlyTitch I stumbled on this that may be of interest to someone with regular expression skills [image] How to give two different colors for the two syntax for italics in markdown I wrote a plugin to extend tiddler types so that parses can be configured and…

[image] TW_Tones: As illustrated by @buggyj what aspect of parser are you after? Something that converts one thing to another at render time Something to search and replace something with another Both. I am after several things. All related to regex. As far as the parser bit goes I’m most …

I understand that you have a desired result. But this thought came to me; [image] TiddlyTitch: As far as the parser bit goes I’m most interested in seeing if I can get a parser that I can easily edit with multiple sets of transient “render” replacers. For short term use (to help me better, quic…

Q: Do we have a Custom Parser?

TW_Tones May 3, 2024, 12:20am 10

@TiddlyTitch I stumbled on this that may be of interest to someone with regular expression skills