Loved this plugin, and used it to get autocomplete to work in markdown files. Wondering if you could add the markdown style link approach as an example in the templates?

{
  "pattern": "[[",
  "filter": "[all[tiddlers]!is[system]]",
  "start": "[](#",
  "end": ")",
  "startOffset" : 1
}

More details on my wiki.

It would be great if tw5-extendedit could be used inside the streams plugin editor https://saqimtiaz.github.io/sq-tw/streams.html

to reproduce

• TW 5.2.3

• FF latest

• Windows 11

• downloaded empt.html

• installed the plugin

• enabled the plugin

• created 3 tiddler

• typed [[ and CTRL - Space -> no luck

Do I miss something?

Hi, ... Nice plugin!

But your licensing file is missing. So the plugin can't be used, if the TiddlyWiki is accessible from the web.

When editing a tiddler at http://snowgoon88.github.io/TW5-extendedit/, or editing a tiddler on a new empty.html file with the edit-comptext 0.9.3 plugin installed, the tab and shift-tab navigation is disrupted.

When editing a tiddler, the cursor is focused on the title field by default. In a fresh TW, pressing tab cycles through the following fields in order:

• Tags
• Main text field
• Content type
• Field name
• Field value

When the edit-comptext 0.9.3 plugin is installed, the cursor focuses on an extra step between Tags and Main text field.

The main text box is highlighted with a dotted line around its perimeter, but typing does nothing. Pressing tab one more time will bring the cursor back to the Main text field as intended.

It is not possible to use a TAB key to insert tabulation in the editor window; the cursor is moved to the next control. Would it be possible to add the posibility of using the TAB key?

best,
Darek

It seems not working on my side.

I'm in 5.1.22

Hi! Thanks a lot for developing this cool plugin. I tried it out a little and feel that it is a must have for anyone who is as lazy as me.

However, I also noticed that this plugin is not quite responsive with certain languages, such as Chinese and Japanese. To be more specific, autocompletion candidates almost never show up when I try to type names of tiddlers in these two languages. If I copy part of the desired tilddler name, typing the autocompletion triggering pattern, and paste the copied texts, the autocompletion window might show up (although the probability is quite small).

For Japanese users, luckily enough, pressing the key combination ctrl + space can invoke the autocompletion window manually. For Chinese users however, doing so does not work because such key combination usually is intercepted by the input method to switch input modes (on Win 10, it locks/unlocks the key board to input English alphabets instead of Chinese).

I am not quite sure about the root cause of this issue because I have not read the source code yet. My guess is that it cannot handle the texts output of an input method that generating a character by collecting and combining multiple key strokes. This is the common point of the two languages that the plugin fails on.

When enabled, iframe does not receive tabindex required.

The drop down window shows the title of tiddlers. One can use mask to mask a prefix. But why not to allow the caption.

In the Example given in doc a mask like "mask" : "$:/config/stamp/", but how if snippets are stored in mixed namespace?

A better solution is to allow use of caption instead of title for drop down list.
This can be customizable: title or caption? or use caption if exist if not use title

Hi @snowgoon88

Much inspired by your plugin, I'm working on something related (as proposed in #13 ): http://editormagic.tiddlyspot.com/

I'm hoping to reuse the cursor-position.js you're using.

Could you give some guidance how it can be used in TW? To a large extent this question is about how to use a js function in wikitext. Any pointers are appreciated.

Thank you.

Hi and first of all thanks for the nice plugin. :) Works great for my case!

One question: Is it possible to finish the completion onClick or onTouch? At the moment I have to select a completion entry via arrow keys if I understand this correctly and this makes it unsuitable for mobile devices (which is a pity because otherwise it seems to work great).

Thanks again.

Hello,

I I have found a bug with the cursor position that I am unable to fix. When housing an <$edit-comptext> widget inside of any HTML table, the popup element to select the desired option is rendering in the corner of the tiddler. This can be replicated with the below code:

<$list filter="[{!!title}addprefix[test]]">
<table><$edit-comptext field="leader" placeholder="Leader of this org" />
</table>
</$list>

Unclear as to what the solution here would be. Thanks for the good work, this plugin is still one of my favorites :)

I noticed that the li results displayed within the popupNode lack a ul container which throws the bullets outside the container (at least on Firefox).

Related: For a cleaner look, should bullets be droppped the from li styling?

either change the config file or the code...

Got this error when normally using TW (with comptext). The TextArea was not empty.

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'start' of undefined
    at Completion.handleKeyup ($:/plugins/snowgoon88/edit-comptext/completion.js:484)
    at HTMLTextAreaElement.handler ($:/core/modules/utils/dom.js:207)

Hi,

is it possible to activate the completion in the text field of the todo list plugin? https://github.com/kookma/TW-Todolist

Thanks a lot.

From :Sylvain Naudin silvynATgmailDOTcom

Internal Java Error on demo version. tidConfig undefined

Dear @snowgoon88

I made an outline for a more powerful concept of your plugin. Please take a look and tell me what you think.

@diego898 and I are discussing it in the TW gh, here

Thank you.

Maybe this is completely unreasonable, I have not actually looked at the code for this plugin. But would it be possible to have an editor-independent implementation? I use the codemirror editor, but would love to have this functionality.

Thanks.

keydown events - such as enter to select an autocomplete entry - are still propagated to the main document from the framed editor (which is inside an iframe). This is due to some special handling of events inside the iframe in TW, by which events from the iframe are propagated to the parent document. This causes clashes with other plugins that also react to keyboard events.

I will submit a pull request in a few days that works around this, so that events are only propagated further if not handled by the autocomplete.

Dear Snowgoon88,

During the Christmas break I worked on a rich text editor for TW4 see: https://github.com/JoostvandenDool/TW-Plugins One thing I am missing is the great functionality of edit-comptext to have link completion. Is it somehow possible to integrate your plugin in the riich text editor?

I tried to understand the code but do not understand it enough to see how integration could work.

Kind regards,

Joost

Hello!

There is now an excellent keeboard plugin that aspects of which have made it into the 5..1.18 prerelease.

• Do you think parts of this could work with that?
• Can we use the mouse to click on the dropdown (to match tag selection?)
• Can this be added to the core?

Thank you for your great work on this plugin. One suggestion: Make it so that the completion object returns results regardless of the case (upper or lower) of the user's input.

Changing regpat.test( listChoice[i] ) to regpat.test( listChoice[i].toLowerCase() ) within completion.js changed the behavior for me.

Thanks!

From CL [email protected]
This is not a huge problem but just letting you know that It doesn't work when I use Windows 10 default virtual touch keyboard.
It happens for all browsers in Windows 10.

Hi!

For a more customizable pattern configuration there should be a parameter which accepts regexp patterns. So for example it is possible to capture pretty link inputs with the following regexp pattern: (?:^|\s)\[\[[^\[\[]*\|([^\[\[\]\]]*)$ (as you can see, I'm not a regexp expert ;)

Best regards,
Albert (an avid user of your autocompletion plugin :)