While I can envision figuring out some of the pieces of this puzzle,
the whole is too much for my pea-sized intellect to handle, and before
I spend a couple days on it I would like to see if the solution is
obvious to you, the pros:
I have a tiddlywiki that I have created to store study notes related
to various topics (actually, learning objectives established by the
american board of pediatrics). I generate a list of categories (using
forEachTiddler plugin and the "Category" tag), thusly:
<<forEachTiddler
where 'tiddler.tags.contains("Topic")'
sortBy 'tiddler.title'
>>
So far so good.
Now what I would like to do is track my progress on the various
categories to track which categories are getting neglected. I would
like to do this by identifying the largest (or smallest) changecount
value for the tiddlers within each category and then perhaps appending
the value to the end of the category, like:
*category one (12)
*category two (1)
*category three (14)
The nested forEachTiddler that would be required to obtain the largest
or smallest changecount value is a bit beyond me, not being a
javascript expert.
Like I said, I can figure it out for myself, but would be grateful for
a solution from the list if it is obvious and straightforward.
Thanks,
Eric
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