Ah Yes, The Regex approach. One day I must bit the bullet and learn regex
Will this method deal with tags containing spaces or if there are
accidental partial matches eg mytodo vs todo etc... I would assume it does
but that "fact" is invisible if you don't understand regex.
Can you get any
Try this
<$set name=pattern value="^project$|^todo$">
<$list filter="[all[current]search:tags:regexp]">
found <>
-m
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In the previous filter examples it is more readable to use [tags[]] which
is equivalent to [enlist(!!tags}]
{{{ todo project :intersection[tags[]] +[limit[1]] }}}
Tones
On Wednesday, 14 July 2021 at 18:09:51 UTC+10 TW Tones wrote:
> Ok, the writers block has passed. Here I use the intersection
Ok, the writers block has passed. Here I use the intersection filter run
prefix available 5.1.23+
*Perhaps you still have a more elegant solution?*
Here I test and illustrate the filters using the transclude filter format,
but they could be used in a list widget filter.
Provide a list of named
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