[ANN] tinyDictionary 0_8_1_0

[BNig]

pink wrote
> 
> BNig wrote
>> TinyDictionary is a small footprint dictionary for Livecode from version
>> 8.1 and up.
>> 
>> New features are user added notes and import of notes. Some code
>> optimization and cleanup.
>> Should work on Mac, Windows and Linux.
>> See Help from Preferences Menu.
>> 
>> Probably best when used as plug-in. (put tinyDictionary stack into your
>> plugin folder and restart Livecode. Then select it from Development menu
>> -> Plugins)
>> 
>> http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/825/TinyDictionary
>> 
>> Kind regards
>> Bernd
> Would user added notes persist across different versions of LiveCode, or
> would the need to added again each time a new version of LiveCode comes
> out?

As Mike wrote the notes are stored in an arrayEncoded array in Application
Support -> LCTinyDict -> tinyDictNotes.array
They identify a dictionary by a combination of Keyword Type and Library. 

TinyDict uses the current version of LC Dictionary it is running in. That
means regardless of version or license the dictionary is up to date. (all
those differences give you slightly different dictionaries) If that version
of your dictionary has an entry that matches an entry in tinyDictNotes.array
then the note will be shown. No need to rewrite the note. You can take your
tinyDictNotes.array file, zip it and import it into your tinyDict running on
a different computer or send it off to someone else. tinyDictNotes.array
will be merged into your existing notes by appending the imported notes to
the existing notes.

Notes came into being because they were mentioned a couple of times as a
useful feature of a community dictionary. They are primarily intended as a
means to keep personal notes, workarounds, reminders, etc. Not more not
less.

Kind regards
Bernd





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