You could define the macro globally in it's own tiddler, so it's separate
from the rest of the code. Or, as I mentioned, you could do the
concatenation inside your JS macro.
Have fun
-- Mark
On Thursday, February 8, 2018 at 7:44:45 AM UTC-8, Tristan Kohl wrote:
>
> Hi Mark,
>
> that works,
Hi Mark,
that works, thank you so much for this I would never have come to this by
myself.
However my guts hurt when I see a macro defined inside a tiddler. I know
that this is the way TW works but whenever I develop software I work very
hard to separate concerns as much as possible so
Whenever you need to concatenate, you almost need a helper macro. Something
like this might work:
\define myfilter() [tag[action]hive[$(title)$]]
<$vars title={{!!title}}>
<$macrocall $name=mymacro filter=<> columns="title date text"
columns2="UID Date Notes"/>
Of course, I'm just guessing
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