Re: [tw] Re: Multiple tag filtering

2013-03-27 Thread Alex S. Garcia
Thank you Eric for clarifying that. I will give it a shot and compare it with 
the plugin I've started using.



Alex.


On Wednesday 27 March 2013, Eric Shulman wrote:
  http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin
  
  Tiddlytools is an awesome site, but I've always felt it could use a bit
  more information. Just looking at what's on that page, it's hard to tell
  if that plugin can really do what I want. I guess I'll try it out, if I
  don't find another solution using core commands.
 
 In addition to adding a matchTags macro, MatchTagsPlugin
 automatically extends the TWCore tag filter handler so that the
 [tag[...] syntax allows you to use standard Boolean logic syntax
 (AND/OR/NOT) within the list macro, like this:
 
list filter [tag[TagA AND TagB]]
 
 Use of nested parentheses in the Boolean syntax allows for complex
 combinations of tags to be specified in a familiar, easily-readable
 form:
 
list filter [tag[(TagA AND TagB) OR (TagC AND NOT (TagD OR
 TagE))]]
 
 enjoy,
 -e
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[tw] Re: Multiple tag filtering

2013-03-26 Thread Mat
Check out 
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin

I think it is also possible to use core commands for complex filters but 
I'm uncertain of the syntax. Also, in case it's tiddlyspce you're using I 
think there are yet further filters available.

In the growing tw.org http://tiddlywiki.org/#Filters (mainly thanks to 
Tobias Beer I think) there are some basic explanations on filters and 
related. It would be nice if more complex examples could be shown. 

:-)

On Tuesday, March 26, 2013 3:44:41 PM UTC+1, Alex S. Garcia wrote:

 Hi all, 

 I've been playing a lot with filters lately, but there are cases where I 
 find 
 it a bit tedious. And I suddenly wondered if there would be an easier way 
 to 
 handle this... 

 Let's take an example. Say I have a music file listing artists from 
 various 
 countries. Now I can do this: 

 list filter [tag[UK]] 

 And that will list all of those from the UK. 

 I also can do this : 

 list filter [tag[band]] 

 To list only bands (as opposed to solo artists). 

 But... how would I pull up a list of tiddlers that have BOTH the UK *and* 
 the 
 band tag, thus not showing American solo artists, for instance. 

 Is it possible? 

 I've started going through my tags, changing them to solo_USA and band_USA 
 to 
 resolve the issue, but it's tedious and I'm wondering if there is an 
 easier 
 (and more flexible) way of doing this? 

 Thanks. 



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[tw] Re: Multiple tag filtering

2013-03-26 Thread Tobias Beer
Hi Alex,

If I'm not mistaken, using AND logic is possible with the list macro 
using...

list filter [tag[TagA]][tag[TagB]]

Cheers, Tobias.

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Re: [tw] Re: Multiple tag filtering

2013-03-26 Thread Alex S. Garcia
Tobias:

 If I'm not mistaken, using AND logic is possible with the list macro
 using...
 
 list filter [tag[TagA]][tag[TagB]]

I'd tried that (and a few other syntaxes) but what this one does is not quite 
what I was trying to achieve... it ends up listing tiddlers that have *either* 
one of these two tags, so that I end up with a list twice the expected size, 
ha!

I'm sure there must be a way of doing this, though, hmm...

Mat:

 Check out
 http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin

Tiddlytools is an awesome site, but I've always felt it could use a bit more 
information. Just looking at what's on that page, it's hard to tell if that 
plugin can really do what I want. I guess I'll try it out, if I don't find 
another solution using core commands.

 I think it is also possible to use core commands for complex filters but
 I'm uncertain of the syntax. Also, in case it's tiddlyspce you're using I
 think there are yet further filters available.

Nah, the file is on my own server, so I don't have access to anything fancy.



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[tw] Re: Multiple tag filtering

2013-03-26 Thread Julio
Hello Alex,

A long time ago Jon Robson was working on a filter plugin to extend the 
existing syntax which was experimental.
I don't know if he kept developing it further.
However if does exactly what you want (I think).
It's called AdvancedFilterTiddlersPlugin [1].

The syntax you may need with this plugin is thus:

list filter [tag[TagA]tag[TagB]]


Best regards,

Julio

[1] http://jonrobson.me.uk/development/AdvancedFilterTiddlersPlugin/


On Tuesday, March 26, 2013 10:44:41 AM UTC-4, Alex S. Garcia wrote:

 Hi all, 

 I've been playing a lot with filters lately, but there are cases where I 
 find 
 it a bit tedious. And I suddenly wondered if there would be an easier way 
 to 
 handle this... 

 Let's take an example. Say I have a music file listing artists from 
 various 
 countries. Now I can do this: 

 list filter [tag[UK]] 

 And that will list all of those from the UK. 

 I also can do this : 

 list filter [tag[band]] 

 To list only bands (as opposed to solo artists). 

 But... how would I pull up a list of tiddlers that have BOTH the UK *and* 
 the 
 band tag, thus not showing American solo artists, for instance. 

 Is it possible? 

 I've started going through my tags, changing them to solo_USA and band_USA 
 to 
 resolve the issue, but it's tedious and I'm wondering if there is an 
 easier 
 (and more flexible) way of doing this? 

 Thanks. 



 Alex. 
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Re: [tw] Re: Multiple tag filtering

2013-03-26 Thread Alex S. Garcia
Hi Julio,

 A long time ago Jon Robson was working on a filter plugin to extend the
 existing syntax which was experimental.
 I don't know if he kept developing it further.
 However if does exactly what you want (I think).
 It's called AdvancedFilterTiddlersPlugin [1].
 
 The syntax you may need with this plugin is thus:
 
 list filter [tag[TagA]tag[TagB]]

Yes! That's exactly what I need.

I installed it and... it works perfectly! Thank you so much for this. It's 
going to save me a lot of headaches ;-)

Awesome.



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[tw] Re: Multiple tag filtering

2013-03-26 Thread Eric Shulman
 http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin
 Tiddlytools is an awesome site, but I've always felt it could use a bit more
 information. Just looking at what's on that page, it's hard to tell if that
 plugin can really do what I want. I guess I'll try it out, if I don't find
 another solution using core commands.

In addition to adding a matchTags macro, MatchTagsPlugin
automatically extends the TWCore tag filter handler so that the
[tag[...] syntax allows you to use standard Boolean logic syntax
(AND/OR/NOT) within the list macro, like this:

   list filter [tag[TagA AND TagB]]

Use of nested parentheses in the Boolean syntax allows for complex
combinations of tags to be specified in a familiar, easily-readable
form:

   list filter [tag[(TagA AND TagB) OR (TagC AND NOT (TagD OR
TagE))]]

enjoy,
-e
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[tw] Re: Multiple tag filtering

2013-03-26 Thread Eric Shulman
On Mar 26, 10:25 pm, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
  http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin

Errata: macro examples in my previous post need quotes around tag
expressions because they contain spaces.  Thus:
    list filter [tag[TagA AND TagB]]
and
    list filter [tag[(TagA AND TagB) OR (TagC AND NOT (TagD OR
TagE))]]

-e

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