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It might be nice if the indexing process were aware of markup; here are some examples of why that might be useful:
Ascribe more weight to terms present in headings in a tiddler
(Optionally) omit URLs from searches (for example, I have a bunch of tiddlers in my wiki that point to projects on GitHub, so when I search for "github" I get inundated with results. Sometimes I just want to look for an idea I had about GitHub itself!)
(Optionally) omit code sections - both triple and single backticks. I often throw snippets of code into these, and I don't always want them showing up
Don't index terms in TiddlyWiki filters or widget invocations!
Obviously this adds some overhead; I would need to measure the impact of this first, and then I would probably want to put it behind a configuration flag.
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It might be nice if the indexing process were aware of markup; here are some examples of why that might be useful:
Obviously this adds some overhead; I would need to measure the impact of this first, and then I would probably want to put it behind a configuration flag.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: