* make triggerPopup optionally set state directly
* update button widget for new state attributes
* update reveal widget for new state attributes
* fix errors in button widget
* toc macros: use stateTitle and setTitle
* tree macros: use stateTitle and setTitle
* TagManager: use popupTitle, stateTitle setTitle
* body viewtemplate: use stateTitle for folded-state
* import-listings: use stateTitle and setTitle
this makes a keyboard widget update its keyInfoArray if its key has the `((descriptor))` format and one of the platform-specific configuration tiddlers with that descriptor-suffix changes
* Minor rewording of prompt text
* Moved the colon into the translation string, reasoning that it may need to be changed for languages that use punctuation differently
* Corrected expand/collapse arrows
* Moved prompt into expand/collapse button, making it easier to hit use
* List backlinks when renaming tiddler
* List references inplace
* TiddlerInfo/References accepting specific tiddler
If `operandTitle` is set, it will show its references instead of current
tiddler's.
It's purpose is to prevent code duplication (the references are listed
when renaming tiddler).
* Don't use variable for References template, use <$tiddler>
Set the `current` to desired title with `<$tiddler>` widget.
* List references in a separate block
* Rename state tiddler
* Use qualified state
this allows using the pagescroller for scrolling elements into view where the rect gets calculated somewhere else
Example: CodeMirror has the `cm.cursorCoords()` function that returns the rect of the textselection (or cursor coordinates)
this scrolls the cursor or text selection into view using tiddlywikis pagescroller:
`$tw.pageScroller.scrollIntoView(undefined, function() { return self.cm.cursorCoords(true,"window"); });`
* use "text" config scheme
* use "text" config scheme
* use "text" config scheme
* use "text" config scheme
* use "text" config scheme
* use "text" config scheme
* use "text" config scheme
* use "text" config scheme
* use "text" config scheme + set type integer
* use "text" config scheme
* set type integer
* set type integer
* [Further TOC fixes] - FollowUp: fix tag macros
this fixes the tag macros when titles are used that contain quotes, especially triple quotes and more
* Update tag.tid
* correct scrolling with tc-adjust-top-of-scroll
not multiplying `offset` with t causes jumps at the first animation steps, where the offset value is bigger than `endY - scrollPosition.y`
* correct scroll offset
* changes for global keyboardshortcuts
* add keyboard.js startup module
* remove not existing "th-opening-window" hook
* correct title
* use utils.addEventListeners
* define platform lookup-names on startup
* use the startup-lookup-names array
* use the platform-specific lookupNames only
* Update keyboard.js
* move initializations to the constructor
* move initializations to the constructor
* rename hasAnyTiddlerChanged
* don't explicitely create new RegExp
* use $tw.utils.hopArray
* match strings, no regex
* remove hopArray, move to boot.js
* add $tw.utils.hopArray to boot.js
* style update
* style updates
* move more to keyboardManager module
this could probably be moved to rootwidget.js
* move more to keyboardManager module
* add event listener for shortcuts in new windows
* prevent error when opening window is blocked
* add keydown listener on document in startup.js
* delete startup/keyboard.js
* add missing this.shortcutTiddlers
* Update keyboard.js
* Update boot.js
* add exports.hopArray to utils.js
* minor codingstyle tweak
* change how lookupnames get pushed to array
* Update windows.js
* re-add shortcuts-listener for new windows
I removed this before which I think was because I misunderstood what exactly should go to a separate PR
AWS imposes a limit of 16MB in my testing for the payload of a lambda. Compressing it enables us to pass x2-3 more data, thanks to the inefficiencies of JSON
* Added flag to $tw.utils.parseStringArray to allow non-unique entries
With this change if you use $tw.utils.parseStringArray(list) you get identical behavior to before and enforces uniqueness in lists, but if you use $tw.utils.parseStringArray(list,true) it allows duplicate values in the list.
Because of how JavaScript handles overloaded functions this shouldn't have any affect on existing code that just passes one argument to the function.
* Update to hopefully remove merge conflicts
The bug here is that incoming tiddlers (ie tiddlers that were updated on the server and synced back to the browser) will retain any fields that are currently present but deleted in the incoming tiddler
