Ok, I found a workaround that solves my problem. I made the argument to be
a list of tiddler titles and parsed them inside the PlotData function. Here
is (finally) a MRWE (R stands for really). Thanks for your help Mark!
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What I've done, and it might not be the best approach, when I've needed to
concatenate two transclusions (which is what you're doing) is to call a
macro within a macro.
*\define myMacro(cat1: cat2:)*
*$macrocall $name=helper scat1=$cat1$ scat2=$cat2$ /*
*\end*
*\define helper(scat1: scat2:)*
First of all thanks for your help Mark, I was able use your code and it
works exactly as it should, except ( I suspect ) when the macro is defined
in Javascript as it is in my case. I made a MWE, exported it as JSON and
attached it here. The problem with my naive approach is that if there are
Thanks for your quick reply, unfortunately I couldn't make it work or I
didn't understand you. myMacro in the code you supplied only displays the
concatenated transclusions {{Value1}} {{Value2}}, how can I use that as the
argument of another macro? Also I get an undesired result if the tiddler
You know, I'm not sure if you can call a parameterized macro from within
another macro. But you can call it from within a widget, and you can call a
macro as a widget. I put strings around the transclusions. I made a little
macro to test the calling called echo. And I simplified the code:
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