Updates to braintags

[David Gifford]

Hi all

If any of you are using braintags, you might like to try the new version, 1.1.0. See http://www.giffmex.org/braintags.html#[[Recent%20changes]] for details.

If you want to see my own notes using braintags as an illustration, see the 2.3MB file http://giffmex.org/davesbraintags.html

Blessings, Dave

[Måns]

Hi David

Good and very helpfull updates of an already great tw-application - thank you very much :-)

Cheers Måns

[AlanBCohen]

I tried to upgrade a copy of the latest braintags to 2.8.1. I encountered the following errors in plugins:
QuickOpenTagPlugin↓            3 KB            Yes    1ms    Error    Error: SyntaxError: illegal character

TagglyListPlugin↓        1.1.2 25-Apr-06    17 KB            Yes    2ms    Error    Error: SyntaxError: unterminated string literal

In addition, there was a reported error in the macro <<HideSomeTags>>

Alan

[David Gifford]

Thanks! I will have a look.

Dave

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[David Gifford]

Just sent an email to Simon Baird, the author of the two plugins in question. Thanks for the heads up.

Dave

On Sun, Aug 18, 2013 at 7:36 AM, AlanBCohen <alanb...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[Smandoli]

Braintags ... this looks good!  You have made my week.  Or at the very least, you have added adrenalized preoccupation to the next few hours. 

[David Gifford]

Thanks Smandoli! Have fun. Try taking notes in braintags as you read a book or surf the web, and tell me what you think.

Dave

[Smandoli]

This is an improper use of your announcement, I'm sure, but I want your interest, prayers and feedback.  I'm working on a book about Asperger's "Disorder".  The traits of Asperger's are separable, but the ramifications interact with and compound each other.  Picture the ripples that are created in still water by a handful of pebbles.   Normally my first step is to launch a personal wiki, because I want to research connections.  But in this case they are already myriad; I might not get benefit, and I could even be more overwhelmed.

Braintags facilitates yet more "connecting" ... therefore it may be just the wrong tool.  

I've started with MS Word.  This is my first experience with a lengthy manuscript and Outline View is indispensable.   Unfamiliar, linear, yet helpful for reasons I hope I have elucidated.  

[David Gifford]

Hi Scott, not a problem. I don't have much experience with writing long texts, and you are probably right that braintags is not the tool for that. I created it more for building collections of notes on assorted topics from the ground up as you read, reflect and surf. So I imagine it would be a better tool for the note-taking and research stage than for the writing stage.

I will pray that your writing will benefit many people and their families struggling with that disease. Thanks for sharing about your project.