Re: [tw] Escape characters in setvars

2016-01-14 Thread David Allen
<$setvars _dq='"' _nameoutputprefix="<$macrocall $name=" _nameoutputspecies={{Doff_Species!!species}} _nameoutputname={{$:/temp/genericname}} _nameoutputsuffix="/>" nameone="nameoutputname[1]" nametwo="nameoutputname[2]" namethree="nameoutputname[3]"

Re: [tw] Escape characters in setvars

2016-01-11 Thread David Allen
Never mind, figured out a work around. I did _dq='"' (that's one double quote in two single quotes) and used that where I needed double quotes in the variables. This email has been sent from a

[tw] Escape characters in setvars

2016-01-11 Thread David Allen
So I have a frustrating situation where I'm trying to make a variable using setvars but said variable, to work correctly, requires both single and double quotes to be contained in the variable. Is there some way I can escape some of the contained quotation marks to get this working? -- You

Re: [tw] Escape characters in setvars

2016-01-11 Thread Tobias Beer
Hi David, Would you mind posting an example to play around with? > > Best wishes, Tobias. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to