One thing Zettelkasten and Roam provide that my system of text files doesn't is the ability to hyperlink to an arbitrary line in any file in the corpus. I don't think Org-mode has that either.
Line numbers break if I go back and edit above them. I could maintain a table of line hashes somewhere, but that'll get thrown off by small changes to the line, or even reformatting a paragraph.
Idea: just pick the first letter of each word.
Here's how you turn a line of text into an id:
$ echo ' The quick brown fox jumped over' | sed 's/^\s*//' | sed 's/\([^ ]\)[^ ]* */\1/g'
Tqbfjo
And here's how you search for the file containing a given id:
$ grep "$(echo Tqbfjo |sed 's/./\\<&.*/g')" . -rl
If the line gets reformatted and the line gets split between two others, just search for prefixes or suffixes of the id.
As a fork of Lua, Teliva has always had a copy of the Lua manual. I finally brought it up to date.
https://akkartik.github.io/teliva/doc/manual.html
Sections for capabilities Teliva takes away (mostly the C API which compromises sandboxing) are deleted. New sections are highlighted in magenta.
The table of contents should give a sense of the new parts.
In particular I'm kinda proud of Teliva's new File I/O primitives
Comments gratefully appreciated. Please send them to me by any method of your choice and I'll include them here.