Not all functions work on Windows

[nicksiv]

Hello,
Thank you for this wonderful and unique plugin.
On Windows, apparently all functions using the system command below, are popping up an empty command prompt and freeze.
system("date -u +'%Y%m%d%H%M%S'")[:-2] . "000"

I'm using gVim.
Any chance I'm doing something wrong? I'm reading inside the code comments something about powershell, but I think the commands are using the standard windows command prompt.

Thank you!

[creinig]

You're not doing anything wrong. That line was just only tested on (and intended for) unix-y environments, as it runs the system's "date" utility. In the classic Windows command line this doesn't exist in that form.

It's also possible to get this timestamp via vim's built-in strftime() function - it doesn't behave 100% identically across systems, but close enough. The problem is that we need the timestamp for the UTC timezone, and vim doesn't have built-in support for that. So we need to do some custom calculations to implement it. Something like in https://github.com/dahu/vim-type-datetime/blob/master/autoload/datetime.vim, function datetime#localtime()

[nicksiv]

Thank you for your quick reply.

I tried this:
Replaced the first line of function! TiddlyWikiTime() with
let l:ts=strftime('%Y%m%d%H%M%S')[:-2].'0000'

and then I needed also to update function! tiddlywiki#GetJournalTiddlerName() return value with
return strftime('%Y%m%d%H%M%S')[:-2].'0000'

and at least the link navigation works!