TT - that does seem to work! Great!!!
For anyone curious, I have this:
A tiddler with this arbitrary text
title:tid
text: Welcome to TiddlyWiki <<foo , a unique [[non-linear]] xx <<foo
bar>>notebook
for.
And this is my testing code (at the moment):
<$set name=re value='(<<foo([^>])*?)([<]{2})'>
<$set name=txt filter='[[tid]get[text]]'>
txt: <<txt>><br><br>
list: <$list filter="[{tid}regexp<re>splitregexp<re>]">
</$list>
<br>
<$set name=pre filter="[{tid}regexp<re>splitregexp<re>first[]]">
pre:<<pre>>
<br><br>
<$set name=target filter="[{tid}regexp<re>splitregexp<re>nth[2]]">
target: <<target>>
<br><br>
<$set name=post filter="[{tid}regexp<re>splitregexp<re>rest[2]]">
post: <<post>>
</$set>
</$set>
</$set>
</$set>
</$set>
To be clear, the application in EditorMagic is to be replace the incomplete
macro call with a complete one and to keep the surrounding text (the pre
and the post) intact. In the above setup, the "target" contains
<<foo , a unique [[non-linear
<http://editormagic2.tiddlyspot.com/#%3C%3Cfoo%20%2C%20a%20unique%20%5B%5Bnon-linear>
xx
]]
Other than the added square brackets that mess up the link ([[non-linear]])
I'll have to split the real target, i.e <<foo from the rest and prepend the
rest to the "post" text. So ideally, the regexp would cover that IF it says
"<<foo blabla <<" THEN it should ONLY capture "<<foo" rather than include
the blabla with it. I'm guessing this is too complex for a regex and will
have to be done manually.
<:-)
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