No, this doesn't help, I'm afraid.
In my code, I have a range to cover, and the second value of this range
should be equal to the number of fields I have in the tiddler.
filter=
"[all[tiddlers]fields[]nsort[title]]+[range[$verse_start$,$verse_end$]]"
When I make another list with your filter expression, this will not change
the range. I need a way to replace $verse_end$ by the correct number of
fields.
I think you proposed a filter like this:
filter="{{{ [<currentTiddler>[fields[]] -created -text -draft.title -tags
-title -draft.of -modified +[count[]] }}}
As result I get "1" in the current tiddler. But even if I would get a
correct number, I still have to get the range-command to work with that
number.
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