This line <<innermodifierblock <<currentTiddler>>
is lacking a closing >> . However, I don't think you can feed a macro to a macro that way. At least I've never been able to. You probably need to use the macrocall widget: <$macrocall $name="innermodifierblock" for=??? /> I have ??? since I don't know what parameters you want "for" to contain. Good luck! On Monday, July 20, 2020 at 1:17:34 PM UTC-7, Mark Green wrote: > > For those who have been following my efforts with mod- fields, this is the > next chapter - thanks for all the help so far! > > Currently, ModifierBlockMacro contains: > > \define innermodifierblock(for:"") > $for$ > <$set name="x" value=<<__for__>> > > <$set name="mfield" filter="[title<x>lowercase[]split[ > ]join[_]addprefix[mod-]]"> > <$list filter="[all[tiddlers]has<mfield>]"> > <tr><th><$link/></th><td><<x>></td><td><$view field=<<mfield>> /></td></tr> > <<innermodifierblock <<currentTiddler>> > </$list> > </$set> > </$set> > \end > > \define ModifierBlock(for:"") > <table> > <<innermodifierblock $for$>> > </table> > \end > > Tiddler ModifierBlockTest contains <<ModifierBlock test>> and has no > fields. > > Tiddler InheritModTest contains no text but has field mod-test: Level1. > Tiddler InheritModTest1 contains no text but has field mod-inheritmodtest: > Level 2. > > So what should happen is: > <<innermodifierblock test>> runs > It adds InheritModTest to the list because of its mod-test > <<innermodifierblock inheritmodtest>> runs > It adds InheritModTest1 to the list because of its mod-inheritmodtest > <<innermodifierblock inheritmodtest1>> runs > It adds nothing to the list because there is no mod-inheretmodtest1 > anywhere > <<innermodifierblock inheritmodtest1>> ends > <<innermodifierblock inheritmodtest>> ends > <<innermodifierblock test>> ends > > What actually happens is that TiddlyWiki crashes with an infinite > recursion error, constantly repeating the first line of the list with > "InheritModTest - test - level1" on it, followed by "InheritModTest" as it > indicates the start of the new loop. It seems that it is confusing the two > $list s running in different recursive scopes. Is there any way around this? > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/2e110285-432e-4c56-b0ff-dd01ad535382o%40googlegroups.com.
