That’s great, and it does help. Thx !
The only other area I am sometimes struggling with is the need to wrap
everything when working with variables, string manipulation and list. It
can get quite convoluted ! Is there any good ressources about that ? I
wish I could just set a variable by
Les: Basically enlist gives you a list/array of words where each member is
one title, regardless of spaces, with no brackets.
<$list filter="[enlist{mytiddler!!mylist}]">
<$text text=<>/>
Might help with understanding as to what is going on and what the value of
currentTiddler is for each
Le vendredi 8 mai 2020 11:20:13 UTC+1, Saq Imtiaz a écrit :
>
> <$list filter="[enlist{mytiddler!!Myfield}]"/>
>
> Will give you a link to each title regardless of whether it has spaces in
> the title or not. You can also do something different with each title
> inside the list widget.
>
<$list filter="[enlist{mytiddler!!Myfield}]"/>
Will give you a link to each title regardless of whether it has spaces in the
title or not. You can also do something different with each title inside the
list widget.
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So I went back to studying and spent some more time looking at the Title
List, Listops widget and filtering.
If I store the data SingleWord [[With space]] HelloThere [[Getting
Started]] in the field myField, what would you say is the best syntax to :
1. generate a list of links (so the end goal
Led
A quick followup. The list-ops term in tiddlywiki relates to manipulating
titles so that handles the square brackets as needed.
Regards
Tony
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Thank you very much Saq ! Trying to wrap the names in bracketts before
storing them felt like easier to then display, just view the field and
you’re done.
Thank you very much for your quick answer ! I would never have found myself.
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