Folks,
There is a warning not to use curly braces or square brackets in the tiddler titles
eg {text}
There is also a warning for [ ] square barckets.
eg [prefix[prefix[]] such as a filter. I understand this and would notmake use of these as a rule.
However you can actually create tiddlers with these as such, I am wondering the following;
- I understand for general use these tiddler names are problematic because they will need special handling to allow parsing and transclusion etc...
- That is these rules should be followed in general
- However I am keen to look at using such braces in special tiddlers for handling various cases.
- An example may be using {fieldname} as a tiddler that provides view and edit code for each fieldname.
- I could hide it behind a $:/fields/fieldname but I am finding value using such short names because it is easy to remember, just bracket.
- It has the added advantage of being searchable fieldname will list {fieldname}
- Perhaps I could even use {!!fieldname} as a field tiddlers title.
- I am already making use of the permitted (transcludableTiddler) naming standard.
- I do not recall why I saw value in tiddlers named as a filter but I do remember it could add a great deal of functionality.
I am currently working on a content authoring tool that allows quick insertion of other tiddlers titles into the authors text, having field tiddlers could do the same help insert a fieldname into wikitext
Thanks in advance for you thoughts
Tones/Tony