Yep, this is a smart solution and more semantic than my solution!
Thanks Xavier!
--Mohammad
On Wednesday, December 4, 2019 at 1:12:22 PM UTC+3:30, Xavier wrote:
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> Hi Mohammad,
>
> For your use case, here is a typical use of the ~ operator (aka "else") on
> filter runs :
>
> <$list
Hi Mohammad,
For your use case, here is a typical use of the ~ operator (aka "else") on
filter runs :
<$list variable=template filter="[tag[a]] ~[tag[b]] ~[[tid3]]">
<$transclude mode=block tiddler=<> />
Best regards,
Xavier.
On Wed, Dec 4, 2019 at 8:02 AM Mohammad wrote:
> Yes, seems your
Mohammad,
The word is perhaps overiding rather than overloading.
There are a number way to do this that I use for this. I will share some.
Tony
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Yes, seems your solution also works!
I am trying to use this for tiddler overloading like the one is found for
shadow tiddlers!
So, tid2 is required to overload if tid1 exist! If none exist TW should use
a default tiddler called tid3 here!
One use case:
1. Display a tiddler using
Mohammad,
Am I correct restating your requirement that "given three tiddlers select
the first one you find?"
I would think this works, if not your own example
<$list filter="[tag[a]] [tag[b]] [[tid3]] +[limit[1]]">
<>
Tony
On Wednesday, December 4, 2019 at 5:28:21 PM UTC+11, Mohammad wrote:
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