Jeremy Ruston

Thanks @kawayixixing. We want TiddlyWiki to be universal and so I would love to have support for the Chinese traditional lunary calendar in the core. That may take a while,...

@buggyj this is brilliant detective work again, thank you. I want to just think about this one for a day or two - it's a tricky problem.

Thanks @buggyj I had indeed forgotten about this one...

Hi @buggyj just working my way through the outstanding issues from oldest to newest... I assume this is still a problem. Looking at the code again, I wondered if the...

This is definitely still a problem, albeit I don't recall any other reports. But it's not a regression so let's revisit after 5.1.18.

> @buggyj ... It seems this is gone with 5.1.23? I just tried it again and I can reproduce the original problem on v5.1.23. The timing is important - the...

The `is` operator has actually got a bit out of hand – the original idea was that all of the operands identified different types of **tiddlers**. I think that `[is[variable]]`...

Your intuition is correct that the core contains code for parsing name/value pairs. The problem is actually in writing them out again – you will appreciate that there are parameter...

Hi @AnthonyMuscio providing key/value pairs to provide variables to wikitext or to widgets and macros is exactly the use case that lay behind the `` widget. The basic idea I'm...

> This should cover 95% of cases (guestimate). That's the problem here: as I explained above, quoted name/value strings are brittle. For the core, we aim for mechanisms that are...