some features request...

[murrayf]

Hello,

I'd like twidge be able to:

• Insert a line/some *\ or --- to separate every tweet. I think when you retrieve a list of 20 it would be clearer to read...
• Use different colors for each element of the tweet; user, main text, url, mentions, etc, instead of every aspect in the same console color.

Thanks a lot.

[leomeloxp]

I would like to see that too. Thanks =P

[jeancventura]

I would like this too. Will try to implemented, wish me luck.

[jean]

Use different colors <-- I'd prefer vim syntax highlighting. Pull tweets into a vim buffer and let it color them.

[arpunk]

@jean sounds awesome, could you post some hints or modify the Tips & Tricks page to reflect that setup?

[jean]

At the moment I just do :r! twidge lsrecent -asul in my TwitterLog file. And then munge it using this command:

:%s?^\(\d\+\t\)\(\S\+\)\t\+?http://twitter.com/\2/status/\1

I'm doing this in the context of vimwiki (http://code.google.com/p/vimwiki/), so I get highlighting of URLs, and can turn any bit of a tweet into a link to a wiki page. Many hashtags and usernames are already WikiWords, so they can be turned into a link by just hitting return. They're natural handles to add context or organize information around tweets and tweeps.

I haven't bothered with a syntax file, but I'd like one which hides everything but the username from the URL. I'd also prefer the timestamp in more compact ISO8601 format.

[overflow]

Use sed

twidgle lsrecent | sed -e "s/@[0-9a-zA-Z_\-]*/\x1b[40m\x1b[1;32m&\x1b[0m/"|  sed -e "s/#[a-zA-Z]*/\x1b[41m&\x1b[37m\x1b[0m/"