Notes

Most of the stuff below could be added, but I used the Josh Seeks Godly Wife as a benchmark… if it took longer than 1 second to process, the algoritm is too slow, so that meant that we couldn’t have everything and the kitchen sink.

If you positively have to have one of the below features write me and let me know.

• double underscores and double *’s have been disabled as I don’t get the purpose and it speeds things up
• not all glyphs are available (for speed) – for example single quotes are not made pretty like double quotes, 8×8 does not get the cool dimension sign, etc.
• attributes are not supported on lists… I’ll add this if anyone misses it… It didn’t work per element (LI) as I thought but only on the UL/OLs so I find it less than useful anyways.

Bugs

• blocks speed
• add PUNCT
• remove use of PUNCT? (speed)
• add table support
• add url refs support
• add rip_offtags and smooth_offtags
• tiddly words in other urls get broken/linked
• fix wikilink and macro fighting over the same content
• wikilinks inside the incomingTags macro do not work
• add macro support
• add bracketed TiddlyLink support
• look into use of lambda expressions for speed
• add TiddlyLink support
• QTAGS speed
• retrieve speed
• proper replacement of &
• lines don’t break when * on the following line – textile or RedCloth bug – leaving alone

• one large .HTML file with all your data
• built-in ability to save changes directly to the .HTML file
• sync your changes back to ServerSideWiki when you’re online

This is coming.

The old syntax with a | will continue to work for backwards compatibility with older versions of Tiddly. I’m going to check with Jeremy (author of TiddlyWiki) to see if he has an alternative suggestion, but I think this works well.

When Jeremy declares the bugs worked out (he mentions some rough edges in his Sept 27th post) I’ll merge the latest TiddlyWiki changes into ServerSideWiki. Should be fun, looks like he’s changed a lot of stuff.

Yes, the launchs is still forthcoming.

P.S. On a side note the now free Opera 8.5 seems to work perfectly for me with the default blue style.

“set nocompatible ” We’re running Vim, not Vi!
:syntax on ” Enable syntax highlighting
:filetype indent on
“filetype off ” Enable filetype detection
“filetype indent off ” Enable filetype-specific indenting
“filetype plugin off ” Enable filetype-specific plugins

:set foldmethod=syntax
“set foldtext=getline(v:foldstart)
” you want want to try this: set foldcolumn=3
“set fillchars=fold:\ ” note the whitespace after
” not necessary but useful (so you can use the TAB key to fold/unfold
:map <TAB> za

“set background=dark
:set incsearch

if has(“autocmd”)
“ruby code.
augroup ruby
autocmd BufReadPre,FileReadPre *.rb,*.rhtml set tabstop=8
autocmd BufReadPre,FileReadPre *.rb,*.rhtml set softtabstop=2
autocmd BufReadPre,FileReadPre *.rb,*.rhtml set shiftwidth=2
” autocmd BufReadPre,FileReadPre *.rb,*.rhtml set noexpandtab
autocmd Filetype ruby source ~/.vim/ruby-macros.vim
augroup end
“html code
autocmd Filetype html source ~/.vim/html-macros.vim
endif

map <c-w><c-f> :FirstExplorerWindow<cr>
map <c-w><c-b> :BottomExplorerWindow<cr>
map <c-w><c-t> :WMToggle<cr>

“remember last line
set viminfo=’10,\”100,:20,%,n~/.viminfo
au BufReadPost * if line(“‘\””) > 0|if line(“‘\””) <= line(“$”)|exe(“norm ‘\””)|else|exe “norm $”|endif|endif

” for winmanager
map <F2> :WMToggle<CR>

“let Tlist_Inc_Winwidth = 0
let Tlist_Enable_Fold_Column = 0
map <F3> :Tlist<CR>

map <F12> <C-W>w

Orignally based from the work of Jeff Minard’s SuperTextile most of the code has now replaced with re-written code ported from Ruby’s RedCloth.

You might want to see the TextileBugs tiddler for more details.

What works

• headers
• blockquotes
• footnoting¹
• stong ,emphasis, delete, insert, _subscript, ^superscript
• class#id attribute syntax
• {style} attribute syntax
• lists and multi-level lists

What does not work

• tiddlylinks and macros are iffy
• tables
• alignment attributes

¹yes, it works!

Introduction

Contact Info

I’m currenly located in Marengo, IN (Southern Indiana) and can be reached through the contact form.

Employment History

International Truck and Engine

• PC Technicial / Help Desk
• COMPASS Systems Admin

Indiana Institute of Technology

• Webmaster
  • resposible for websites, webservers, and related security concerns
  • both Debian/Apache/PHP servers and Microsoft/ASP/ASP.net servers

Marengo Cave

• Systems Admin
  • responsible for all computers, phone systems, and websites

DWG Solutions, LLC.

• Founder and co-owner
  • involved in a myriad of technology: PC service, web design, application development, printing, end user training, and more.

Education

Indiana Institute of Technology

• B.A. Computer Science
  • 37 credit hours complete towards degree
  • 2.7 GPA (and that would be higher, but college really wasn’t my thing)

Skills

• Languages
  • Ruby (1 year)
  • C/C++ (1 year)
  • Pascal (years)
  • PHP (years)
  • C# (1 year)
  • Javascript (years)
  • VBScript(1 year)
• Frameworks
  • ASP.net (1 year)
  • Ruby on Rails (1 year)
• Hardware
  • IBM compatible PCs and related peripherals (10 years)
• Operating Systems
  • Windows 95/98/ME (years)
  • Windows NT/2000/XP (years)
• Software
  • Microsoft Office (years)
  • OpenOffice (2 years)

Also, this would be handled server-side… as in the person leaving comments would not have the ability to edit other parts of your page.

Could multi-backuped pages be displayed as a normal wiki do?

Thoughts

• Agreed. But it looks like it already does that?? Oh, this is a part of &quot;Public comments…&quot; tigygl
• I think this works just fine. Nothing stopping me from deleting previous poster’s comments, tho…unless there’s something stopping me that I don’t see…
• Blogs don’t suffer the same flame wars forums do. Blogs are highly structured, though. I Dare not spend more than a few minutes on any OPEN thing. SOMEONE DELETING (wawawa!) MY COMMENTS IS LIKE TAKING PART OF MY LIFE, the time I spent. Oops, no keyboard shortcut.

• I would really prefer that folks who comment not be able to erase other comments. I plan to use SSW as a form of career-blog and I’d like to capture comments and hold a structured dialog with commentators.

Yesterday Mary User wrote:

I know, why can’t it be just like Backpack?

5 days ago Joe User wrote:

Hey, this is pretty cool, but why no images or files?