Open twMat opened 4 years ago
Hello twMat,
as I see it, your magical editor is way more general than the link-completion plugin that I developped.
I am not very deep into TW and I used the cursor-position.js script in order to compute where a popup window should appear. And I did this only in JS, not dealing at all with wikitext.
In fact my editor tiddler is entirely written in JS. I copied the code from the editor tiddler of TW and added my plugin to it. The basic concepts of my plugin are :
All this is done only using javascript. cursor-position.js is needed because there is not universal way to know the pixel position of the cursor of a TEXTAREA.
Finally, I must say that if I had the courage, I could make a better, lighter and smarter version of the plugin. As it was done while I was learning javascript. Now, I know a bit more.
Snow
Hello @snowgoon88! I'd just like to add there is a lot of momentum in the community right now about getting a feature like this updated and supported (hopefully in the core!), (in support of making a general note-taking workflow like the very popular Roam tool).
I'm sure I can say the community would greatly appreciate any time and effort your willing to spend to work with Mat on this! Your current plugin is already a must-have for many users!
Hi @snowgoon88
Much inspired by your plugin, I'm working on something related (as proposed in #13 ): http://editormagic.tiddlyspot.com/
I'm hoping to reuse the cursor-position.js you're using.
Could you give some guidance how it can be used in TW? To a large extent this question is about how to use a js function in wikitext. Any pointers are appreciated.
Thank you.