Eric, Thank you, solution works for me here also!
On Saturday, September 19, 2020 at 6:34:09 PM UTC+10, Eric Shulman wrote: > > On Friday, September 18, 2020 at 10:52:18 PM UTC-7, danraymond wrote: >> >> Happy to send to you privately. How to do that? >> > > Dan, > > I got your file (sent privately)... and I've found (and fixed) the problem! > > The problem: > As I previously suspected, this line was not working properly in your file: > <$list filter="[<dd>add<first>divide[7]split[.]count[]match[1]]"><br> > </$list> > > This filter checks to see if the current day number <dd> (plus start of > month offset <first>) is evenly divisible by 7. It does this by splitting > the number at the decimal point and then checking to see if there is only > one part (i.e., an integer value with no fractional remainder). > > The reason this doesn't work in your file is that your file has > $:/plugins/tobibeer/split installed. This plugin, which was published long > ago (30th December 2015), defines a custom "split[...]" filter, while the > TWCore added its own built-in split[...] filter in version 5.1.20 (Released > 9th August 2019). The difference between these two versions of split[...] > is that if the filter operand (i.e., a decimal point "[.]") does not exist > in the input, the TWCore version returns the input unchanged, while > tobibeer's version returns a blank result. Thus, when my code uses > "split[.]count[]match[1]" to check for a whole number, the TWCore version > yields a count of 1, while tobibeer's version yields a count of 0. > > Unfortunately, tobibeer's plugin overrides the built-in version of > split[...]. As a result, the calendar never detects the "end of week" > condition, and no <br> is ever output and the entire month is shown in one > long line, rather than weekly rows. To correct this, you might try just > removing tobibeer's plugin, but this could possibly break something else in > the other custom stuff you've installed if it depends on tobibeer's > split[...] filter. > > In any event, I've updated my code to make it compatible with both the > TWCore and tobibeer's plugin, by using the following: > <$list filter="[<dd>add<first>divide[7]split[.]count[]!match[2]]"><br> > </$list> > (i.e., check to see if the calculation *doesn't have 2 parts*, rather > than checking to see if it *only has 1 part*) > > I used this same code pattern in a few places (Calendar, Clocks, and > Alarms), so I've updated all three of those tiddlers. > > The latest revision is now posted at http://TiddlyTools.com/timer.html. > Please download the fixes and confirm that the calendar display in your > document now works as its supposed to. > > enjoy, > -e > -- 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/c00b790d-8978-48f8-b622-724ad43b4823o%40googlegroups.com.
