Areln,
Confirmed working, with the placement of the like Marks at
the end of the tiddler with all calls to subtiddlers in the "content" of
the set statement.
Regards
Tony
On Friday, August 11, 2017 at 9:41:50 PM UTC+10, TonyM wrote:
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> Thanks Arlen
>
> I will revisit that because I had eli
Thanks Arlen
I will revisit that because I had eliminated is from the combinatorial
complexity, possibly not realising the difference between $(constantname)$
and <>
Thanks
Tony
On Friday, August 11, 2017 at 9:10:03 PM UTC+10, Arlen Beiler wrote:
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> Here is the documentation for the set widg
Thanks Mark,
All working as advertised, it will be very helpful, thanks alot. Sometimes
it seems like an art not a science :), You make me recall I learned to
avoid cut and Paste from google groups in the Early TiddleyWiki Clasic
days. Evan pasting into notepad on the way.
Thanks for working t
Here is the documentation for the set widget
http://tiddlywiki.com/#SetWidget
And you use it like
<$set name="constantname" value=((!!field}}>
Then all the child elements of the tag (think xml), will have that variable
available to them. In a macro you can also use $(constantname)$ as a
placeh
Ok. There's a couple things going on. One a mistake. One a semi-bug. And
one probably a slight UTF8 cut and paste error.
In your application template, you forgot to close off <$wikify> with the
closing tag. In addition, and I know this shouldn't really
matter, but sometimes you need to stack y
Mark,
Sorry, but it is hard to explain what I want without reference to how to
accomplish it when there are a lot of terms I am still becomming familular
with.
Of course I did ask at the top of the post "Edit fields in Current Tiddler"
I have published a version of my work at https://tiddlywik
It's better if you explain what it is that you want to accomplish than
insist on how it gets accomplished.
The variable <> is available to all "children" of a
tiddler, assuming that by children you mean transcluded or templated
tiddlers. If you have some other interpretation of what children a
A Quick description, I hope it helps
Psudo-Constants
TiddlerA has a title or field name
To set a constant you need to define a "variable" using the value of the
tiddler title or field, however when you use any reference to the title or
field it will be a string that refers to the field not th
I'm still not understand why the set widget does not work for you. It sets a
variable with certain name and that variable is accessible to all it's children
. How is your requirement different ?
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Tony, that sounds like advanced requirements for programming ("similar"
inheritance, wow!) that requires a concept, something like a data/structure
model and documentation – not exactly stuff that should be covered by
standard functionality or a beginner documentation ;–)
The more we know the more
Arlen
Please detail your usage of the set widget that would help because I ghave
not yet being able to set a relaible psudo constant as what passes through
is subseqently evaluated.
Thanks
Tony
On Wednesday, August 9, 2017 at 10:02:02 PM UTC+10, Arlen Beiler wrote:
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> And, since no one menti
And, since no one mentioned it yet, the set widget is probably what you're
looking for for pseudo constants. Documentation is on tiddlywiki.com.
On Aug 9, 2017 07:53, "RichardWilliamSmith"
wrote:
> Just to add that you can go to Tiddlywiki.com and create a new Tiddler
> with the text <$edit-text
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