>
> I hope that helps explain things a bit better...
>
Yes. I mistook "the n:th countdown" to mean "the n:th counter". I would
think this is an easy mistake to make since there are three counters in
front of ones eyes as one reads this.
So do I understand it right that to achieve a repetition of 10minutes +
2minutes * 5times, I'd need to, in the tiddler, type in about 10 calls,
right? I made a quick, but failed attempt to modify firstDone into:
\define firstDone()
<$list filter="[range[5]]" variable="_NUL">
<$list filter="00:00:03 00:00:06" variable=duration>
<$vars
H={{{ [<duration>split[:]nth[1]] }}}
M={{{ [<duration>split[:]nth[2]] }}}
S={{{ [<duration>split[:]nth[3]] }}}
>
<$macrocall $name=setCountdown H=<<H>> M=<<M>> S=<<S>> />
</$vars>
</$list>
</$list>
\end
...but it seems to omit the 00:00:03 item.
I must also ask something else - what kind of syntax is this:
\define controls()
<$vars here=<<currentTiddler>>>
<$vars done=<<firstDone>>>
<<getCountdown>> <<start>> <<stop>> <<reset>>
\end
...i.e no closing vars tags!? I know on *can* do that but is the system OK
with it? No sideeffects?
<:-)
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