Jake wrote:
>
> Hmmm... I think I get... some of that... me thinks.... :) I also just
> thought that "define" is possible only as part of marco (
> https://tiddlywiki.com/#Pragma) and only one define per macro is possible
> (the one that starts at the very beginning of tiddler), but that's not that
> important.
>
Oh, understanding this is very important. The "\define" pragma is what
starts a macro. It can be a single line macro or it can be a multiline
macro in which case it also needs an "\end". You can have an unlimited
number of macros in one tiddler. All pragmas just need to be grouped at the
top. Just check out some system tiddlers and you'll see this.
since 1 macro is better than 2 macros :) and I can put any kind of css
> formatting inside the "addprefix" stuff.
>
Well, there's nothing wrong with macros. It's just that sometimes you're
forced to use a macro which you might not have wanted to, were it possible
to avoid it. Perhaps mostly for "overviewability".
[{!!releasedate}compare:date:gr[20200701]]
>
After some testing I can only say I agree. Why on earth doesn't that
work??? I also tried
<$vars date={{!!modified}}>
{{{ [[20220701]compare:date:gr<date>] }}}
</$vars>
but this doesn't help. Maybe it's a bug.
If nobody answers here, I suggest you start a new thread and ask it.
@anybody - ?
<:-)
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