yyoon / Journaley

A simple and elegant open-source journal keeping software for Windows
http://journaleyapp.com/
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Timeline - Title with a period is considered a first sentence instead of a title. #126

Closed crxtrdude closed 8 years ago

crxtrdude commented 9 years ago

Supposed a entry like this.

This is my sentence.

I have been happy that I would be ....

It should be in the timeline like this:

This is my sentence I have been happy that I would be ...

But instead it treats it as a first sentence like this:

This is my sentence.

In Day One in fact, if it's the first sentence, it will always be the title, with or without whitespace below it.

Sample:

Nikki 1.
Nikki 2.

Day One displays it like:

Nikki 1 Nikki 2.

If it's intentionally like that, it's fine by me, but aesthetic wise, it would be nice to consider.

sguergachi commented 9 years ago

Well, if you remove the period, which makes the title a sentence and not a title then it looks like this: image

What's the thinking behind a title with a period at the end being automatically considered a title and not a sentence? From my point of view, I start a lot of entries with a sentence and rarely with titles. So being explicit in the writing of whether you want a title or a sentence is the best course of action than assuming all first sentences are titles.

crxtrdude commented 9 years ago

Well, it does seem like a good point though. I'm fine with that. It defeats the logic of first sentncing for that matter.

What abou if the title uses ellipses (...) sometimes i use that kind of title as well

sguergachi commented 9 years ago

I think that can be an exception that should be made to https://github.com/yyoon/Journaley/issues/17 I have other issues I'd like to make to it anyways.