wikidpad-devel Google Group

How to Colour my text

2009-11-10T22:26:55Z

Sry Guys I donot want to annoy u with such simple Things but I dont
find an option to Change Colour of a text. Is there such an Option or
did I miss it?

Greetings Sim

Feature request: 2 space tabs

2009-11-02T22:39:02Z

I use 2 space tabs. I need something like: [global.indent: 2] or
[global.tab_width: 2]

Thanks

Re: Bug in wikidpad when python minor version is non-integer

2009-10-31T21:29:29Z

The problem is known already and will be fixed in the next version.
Michael

Bug in wikidpad when python minor version is non-integer

2009-10-31T21:10:53Z

Hi
There is a bug in lib/pwiki/SqliteThin3.py.
At line 97, the statement

pyver = tuple((int(s) for s in platform.python_version_tuple( )))

Assumes that python versions are always integers. Unfortunately this
is wrong. The most recent version of Ubuntu linux, 9.10, uses python
version 2.6.4rc2. The tuple returned by python_version_tuple() is

Re: proportional scaling of images

2009-10-23T14:33:38Z

Try something like e.g.
file:///C:/Bitmaps/image.jpg>r 70%
or
[file:///C:/Bitmaps/image.jpg> r70% ] (space before ']' is important)
This scales "image.jpg" down to 70% of its original width and height. If
you want a non-proportional scaling, you can also use e.g.
file:///C:/Bitmaps/image.jpg>r 70%x50%

proportional scaling of images

2009-10-22T12:48:08Z

Hi,

when I include images into my wiki notepad, I often want to scale them
down. But I want to scale them down proportional.

How can I do this without calculating the width and height by hand?

Thanks!
nathan

compact sqlite data file to have another name instead of wiki.sli

2009-10-20T10:31:48Z

I have a question, can wikidpad compact sqlite file be named something
other than "wiki.sli" ?

I wish to put several wiki.sli on same flash disk directory, and they
can not have same name.

In the wikiname.wiki file, I have made some modification in data_dir
of each wiki.
wiki1:
[wiki_db]

script to list all todo on one page, sort by todo then sort by page name/todo

2009-10-20T10:01:29Z

++++ tagview script
++++%4 script: list todo sorted by todo name, then list todo sorted by
pagename. Lines 1-31 are used; listing always starts at line 32
<%4
line_to_begin = 31
editor.GotoLine(line_to_begin)
editor.AddText("\n")
editor.GotoLine(line_to_begin)

todos=pwiki.wikiData.getTodos( )

Re: Feature request: [child.attribute: value]

2009-10-10T09:58:24Z

Thank you.
This would be complicated (in addition to the conflict resolution) if
grandparents/grandchildren would be taken into account.
To find all child.* attributes which may affect a page it would be
necessary to find and look at all parents, grandparents, ... of this
page. And this must be done for all pages.

Re: New starter..

2009-09-16T20:13:36Z

Many thanks for the feedback. As I'm completely new to Python it will
probably be a while before I produce anything of value to anyone. I
guess extensions are the best way to start, but some of my ideas are
probably primarily related to the core code base.
But - small steps first...
Graham

Re: New starter..

2009-09-14T05:41:30Z

Of course I mean "to encourage other users to improve _the
extensions_" ;)

Re: New starter..

2009-09-14T05:37:31Z

You can download the source code from [link]
(currently wikidPad 2.0beta07 source code or wikidPad 1.9rc08 source
code). Extract the files to a directory in your home directory. Change
to that directory and start WikidPad with "python wikidpad". Make sure
you have python-wxgtk2.8 and python >= 2.3 installed. You don't need

New starter..

2009-09-11T17:18:09Z

Hi - I've been using wikidpad for a while now - adding various
suggestions to poor Michael's todo list. I thought that I'd get off my
butt, and use Wikidpad development - as a tool for learning Python
etc. After all - if I want a change badly enough - I should be willing
to put some effort into building it.

Feature request: [child.attribute: value]

2009-09-07T05:12:33Z

Wikidpad is fantastic. Its ease of programmability/extensability is
starting to be reminiscent of a more user-friendly emacs...

On to my question. The global.* prefix to define wiki-wide attributes
and settings is very useful. Have you thought of a child.* prefix that
applies its settings to the 'children' of the current page, overriding

Re: apostrophe [ ' ] and ()

2009-08-05T10:09:44Z

WikidPad 2.0 beta can do this, for 1.9 it is not planned to add this
anymore.
For further questions you can probably get more (and earlier) answers
from the Yahoo mailing list
[link]
Michael