Thanks Eric, I understood that the *[prefix[name]]* will get all tiddlers that begin with *name*. Is that right? I've checked this introduction to filter notation <http://[prefix[name]]> on the official documentation and I'd l've seen there's some predefined words that I can use. In my case, I think those filters would be used 99% of the time with the following situations:
1- A search that get all tiddlers that have a specific word inside the title ( In a regular expression it'd be something like "^.*word.i$"). Let's say the name of the tiddler is "create icons on tiddlywiki", if I search the word "icons" it'd appear in the list. The [prefix[]] syntax seems to work only with words that are at the beginning and the [title[]] syntax gets tiddlers exactly as they are. Is there additional syntax that I can use with those prefixes? 2- A way of searching tiddlers that have a specific word inside their body instead of their title. I'm assuming that tiddlywiki already has something like that because when I do a simple search on the main page bar I can see that TW differentiate words in the title from words in the body... 3- A way of searching tiddlers that have a specific word inside their body or title. 4- A way of using the AND logic to filter tiddlers that have two or more words at the same time ( Something like: [prefix[word1]&&[prefix[word2]] ) Are those searches simple to do in TW? -- 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/b9016636-42a3-4277-99bc-c972a57e32d3o%40googlegroups.com.
