Re: [tw] [TW5] using highlight.js for transcluded code

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Tobias

Using highlight plugin, how would I actually highlight the source of a core tiddler rather than the code to retrieve it?

For example:

```javascript
<$view tiddler="$:/core" subtiddler="$:/core/modules/startup/info.js"/>
```

The codeblock widget appears to be missing any documentation.

Trying to decipher it, I noticed that this won't work:

<$codeblock language="javascript"><$view tiddler=<<core>> subtiddler={{!!subtiddler}}/></codeblock>

So, how would I do...

<$codeblock language="javascript" code=?!?>/>

Try:

<$codeblock language=“javascript” code={{MyJavaScriptTiddler}}/>

Best wishes

Jeremy.

Best wishes,

— tb

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[Danielo Rodríguez]

Try:

<$codeblock language=“javascript” code={{MyJavaScriptTiddler}}/>

Best wishes

Jeremy.

This is very interesting!! you can have external code files, and display them properly on the wiki without modifying the original file.

Awesome. 

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Danielo

This is very interesting!! you can have external code files, and display them properly on the wiki without modifying the original file.

No, I’m afraid not. The codeblock widget just displays the value of the code attribute. It doesn’t do any external file access.

You’re not going to get any better than the external file access that’s already been added to 5.1.10, because that’s all that browsers permit us to do.

Best wishes

Jeremy.

Awesome. 

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[Danielo Rodríguez]

No, I’m afraid not. The codeblock widget just displays the value of the code attribute. It doesn’t do any external file access.

You’re not going to get any better than the external file access that’s already been added to 5.1.10, because that’s all that browsers permit us to do.

Best wishes

Jeremy.

That depends on the platform! I can import a tiddler as an external file (like the Alicia's tiddler) and then transclude it with text. Can't I ? 

And even if that is not possible, there is at least one project I am working at that can make good use of this.

Regards

[Tobias Beer]

Hi Jeremy,

 

Try: <$codeblock language=“javascript” code={{MyJavaScriptTiddler}}/>

 

Of course. Always the basics. :D

@Danielo,

there is at least one project I am working at that can make good use of this.Enter code here...

me2: exploring TW core code / making that more accessible

— tb

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Danielo

That depends on the platform! I can import a tiddler as an external file (like the Alicia's tiddler) and then transclude it with text. Can't I ? 

And even if that is not possible, there is at least one project I am working at that can make good use of this.

What I’m trying to say is that the codeblock widget doesn’t have any impact on the functionality available for loading remote content. it is a presentation feature, and nothing to do with loading external content.

So, yes, you can use the codeblock widget to view the content of a tiddler loaded via the new external text tiddler support, but the two features are entirely independent.

Best wishes

Jeremy

Regards

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[James]

Hi Jeremy,

Can I use codeblock for external file?  For instance:

<$codeblock language="vb" />
<<includeCode file:"myscript.vb">>
</$codeblock>

[Danielo Rodríguez]

El miércoles, 7 de octubre de 2015, 5:17:24 (UTC+2), James escribió:

Hi Jeremy,

Can I use codeblock for external file?  For instance:

<$codeblock language="vb" />
<<includeCode file:"myscript.vb">>
</$codeblock>

You should first create a tiddler including myscript.vb as an external file (as far as I know) using cannonical_uri field, and then transculde it like this:

<$codeblock language=“javascript” code={{myscript}}/> 

Regards

[leoperbo]

For what is worth, in TW 5.1.19 I tried:

<$codeblock language="bash" code={{my_bash_script.sh}}/>

And didn't get highlights, but when I tried without doble quotes arround language value:

<$codeblock language=bash code={{my_bash_script.sh}}/>

The highlights appeared.

El domingo, 4 de octubre de 2015, 16:46:01 (UTC-5), Jeremy Ruston escribió:

Hi Tobias

Using highlight plugin, how would I actually highlight the source of a core tiddler rather than the code to retrieve it?

For example:

```javascript
<$view tiddler="$:/core" subtiddler="$:/core/modules/startup/info.js"/>
```

The codeblock widget appears to be missing any documentation.

Trying to decipher it, I noticed that this won't work:

<$codeblock language="javascript"><$view tiddler=<<core>> subtiddler={{!!subtiddler}}/></codeblock>

So, how would I do...

<$codeblock language="javascript" code=?!?>/>

Try:

<$codeblock language=“javascript” code={{MyJavaScriptTiddler}}/>

Best wishes

Jeremy.

Best wishes,

— tb

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[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Leoperbo

That shouldn’t be the case. I wonder if there’s something else going on: I can't duplicate the problem on https://tiddlywiki.com/editions/full/index.html

Best wishes

Jeremy

For what is worth, in TW 5.1.19 I tried:

<$codeblock language="bash" code={{my_bash_script.sh}}/>

And didn't get highlights, but when I tried without doble quotes arround language value:

<$codeblock language=bash code={{my_bash_script.sh}}/>

And the highlights appeared.

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[leoperbo]

Your answer pushed me to verify and I found a custom general stylesheet which includes a custom color for "code", commented it and then the transclusion via codeblock widget worked honoring the standard.

Is curious that had been working without double quotes too...

Thank you and sorry for the false "bug"!