Felicia et all.
I am only now getting to see how to make use of this, it is constructed
differently to how I imagined it, so it requires a learning curve.
would this be possible?
A test case would be if I had 2 list widgets
set
<$list filter="[range[1, 5]]">
inc
<$list filter="[range[11,
Mat et al
Just to clarify where this came from first, then I will explain why.
First, Felicia, thanks so much for this, I was confident yu would work on
this and happy to wait, in part because I think you say the gap yourself. I
will review and reply in more detail soon.
For the last few
Mario,
here is the link:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/tiddlywiki/E32yX5RGv4A/AV0KSxvaAgAJ
It was actually not the original discussion that triggered it, but me
providing a javascript solution to the problem and Tony then asking if
something like this was possible now that I had gotten
@Felicia
Thank you for this! I can believe it will be useful ... but I'm wondering
why I didn't need it thus far. Are there cases that usually can't be
accomplished, or with much difficulty, that your creation solves better?
(Maybe I should ask Tony) I also imagine it's one of those things
On Sunday, September 13, 2020 at 4:50:14 PM UTC+2, Felicia Crow wrote:
after Tony has asked about it in another thread and taking far longer than
> planned
>
Hi Felicia,
Interesting! ... Can you provide a link to the initial discussion, that
triggered this functionality?
-mario
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You
Saq,
yes somewhat, just for now without the ability to set where it saves. I
drew the comparsion to set since what it is at the end of the day is the
set widget just with a change to where it saves the value.
The thing is I at first wanted a user defined save location, but through
tests I
Interesting implementation, thanks for sharing.
It's a bit like an action-setfield widget that doesn't need a trigger.
I've only had the most cursory look, but you could allow an optional widget
parameter that determines the storage tiddler, allowing restricting scope
where desired.
Perhaps
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