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@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ $tw.wiki.makeTiddlerIterator($tw.wiki.getTiddlersWithTag('timeline')
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Data which should not be visible to end users under normal operation (eg. internal components, plugins, persisted state for GUI widgets) is stored in [[system tiddlers|SystemTiddlers]] organized via a set of [[namespaces|Naming of System Tiddlers]].
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Data which should not be visible to end users under normal operation (eg. internal components, plugins, persisted state for GUI widgets) is stored in [[system tiddlers|SystemTiddlers]] organised via a set of [[namespaces|Naming of System Tiddlers]].
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The similarity between filesystem paths and system tiddler names is intentional and will be used to provide a hierarchical browsing interface in a future TiddlyWiki release.
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@ -65,4 +65,4 @@ While TiddlyWiki's extended [[WikiText]] is similar in design to HTML templating
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In this respect, it's closer to a glue language like Qt Quick or Python with Javascript filling the "create new components" role of C/C++ in widget toolkits like Qt and GTK+.
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To familiarize yourself with this, read [[Widgets in WikiText]] and [[Introduction to Filters]]. then examine the internals for a tiddler like [[TaskManagementExample]].
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To familiarise yourself with this, read [[Widgets in WikiText]] and [[Introduction to Filters]]. then examine the internals for a tiddler like [[TaskManagementExample]].
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