Function Index
Returns the DOM element with the id passed. Adds CSS styles to the document. Performs a shallow copy of an object. This removes a passage from display onscreen. Creates a link to an external URL. Creates a link to a passage. Displays a passage on the page. Eases a decimal number from 0 to 1. Fades a DOM element in or out. Meant to be called by macros, this returns the text passed to the currently executing macro. A getter function that returns a certain Passage object belonging to the tale. Checks whether the tale has a passage with either the title passed (if the key parameter is a string) or an id (if a number is passed instead). This first attempts to restore the state of the story via the restore method. A shortcut function for creating a DOM element. Places text in a DOM element. Searches the Tale for all passages matching a certain criteria. Loads the story from the storage div, initializes macros and custom stylesheets, and displays the first passages of the story. Initializes a new Passage object. Parses a list of bracketed links -- e.g. Parses a list of macro parameters. Removes all child elements from a DOM element. Renders the passage to a DOM element, including its title, toolbar, and content. Resets the passage’s text property to its initialText property. Calls the Passage.reset method on all Passages in the tale, restoring the story to its initial state. Restarts the story from the beginning. Attempts to restore the state of the story as saved by save. Rewinds the state of the story to a particular Passage. Returns a hash to append to the page’s URL that will be later read by the restore method. This scrolls the browser window to ensure that a DOM element is in view. Wikifies a passage into a DOM element. Initializes a new Tale object with the contents of the DOM element with the id storeArea, constructing new Passages as it traverses the tree. Displays an error message on the page. Removes whitespace from the beginning and end of a string. A static function used by the constructor to convert string literals used by TiddlyWiki to indicate newlines into actual newlines. Wikifies source text into a DOM element. |