On Wednesday, June 17, 2020 at 5:00:58 PM UTC-3, Saq Imtiaz wrote:
>
>
> So the issue is that when you set tv-enable-drag-and-drop, it is only set
> in that widget and its children.
> The import message is handled by the navigator widget which is an ancestor
> of your widget.
>
> I use something like this:
>
> A tiddler called *$:/sq/macros/tv-auto-open-on-import* with the tag
> *$:/tagsMacro* and the content:
> \define tv-auto-open-on-import()
> {{$:/config/tv-auto-open-on-import}}
> \end
>
>
I tried doing this without success. Not sure what I am doing wrong but it
seemed to ignore the transcluded "no" setting and opened $:/Import anyways.
I trying something similar by not using the transclusion and adding and
removing the $:/tags/Macro. But it seems that macros are a bit sticky and
once enabled, it stays that way until reload.
Your idea of using enlist is more elegant since it is list delimiter and
spacing agnostic. I initially tried to use enlist but couldn't get it to
work since I was using [] rather than {} ... it is the subtle things that
get you ... I will likely forget about that the next time that I want to
use enlist :]
However, I will end up blending our solutions to form:
<$list filter="[enlist{$:/Import}each[]]" variable=imported>
...
</$list>
I used to use "rest" (aka "bf" aka "butfirst") however switched to "each"
since it will cull any number of preamble words/lines that appear in
$:/Import in the future and not just a fixed quantity and will test the
existence of the tiddlers before tagging them in case something goes
sideways in the import.
/Mike
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