kebi
Unless you set the current tiddler inside a macro call it will be the
"current tiddler". So it is not clear what you want here,
If you have a listWidget and don't use the variable=varname the
currentTiddler is changed for each item resulting from the list filter.
In your example [all[current]backlinks[]] eg `{{{ [all[current]backlinks[]]
}}}` returns all tiddlers that link back to the currentTiddler.
`[regexp:title<text-pattern>]` is looking in each baclink tiddler for the
exact string of the current tiddler title with square brackets. But there
is no need because that is what backlinks are (and also include camelCase
words)?
-[is[current]] backlinks excluding back links to self in self?
-[tag[hide]] from backlinks exclude tiddlers with a backlink to here with
the hide tag
-[is[system]] from backlinks exclude system tiddlers that back link to
currentTiddler
More info please.
Regards
Tony
On Tuesday, August 18, 2020 at 2:47:36 PM UTC+10, kebi wrote:
>
> Hello guys,
> I want to know how to detect a backlink inside a macrocall, since the
> default
> all[current]backlinks[]]
> doesn't detect them.
>
> This is my macrocall:
> <$macrocall $name="remembercz" text="[[example backlink]]"/>
>
> I tried doing this
>
> \define text-pattern()
> [[$(currentTiddler)$]]
> \end
>
> <$list filter="[all[current]backlinks[]] [regexp:title<text-pattern>]
> -[is[current]] -[tag[hide]] -[is[system]]"></$list>
>
> but it didn't work.
>
> Any ideas on how can I detect the backlink inside a macrocall with a
> filter?
>
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