Jean-Pierre,
The first line of the table does not match what follows.
|les <$count filter="[all[current]tagging[]butlast[]]"/> critères liés
aux {{!!title}}|c
| Code | Tests |Libellé|h
ie
| |c
| Code | Tests |Libellé|h
Unless you use > etc.. to define it correctly the table will not render
correctly.
Otherwise I expect it would work (I have not looked at the other details.
Personally I use HTML for complex tables the tr th td tags especially
containing lists as there are easier to debug. I no longer use the sort
table definition method
Regards
Tony
On Saturday, 10 October 2020 01:57:15 UTC+11, Jean-Pierre Rivière wrote:
>
> I'm wondering if the key of my problem is not this sentence at the end of
> the "Transclusion and Substitution" documentation:
>
> "Transclusions are processed independently, and cannot be combined with
> adjacent text to define WikiText constructions."
>
> Because I am laying out the title and headers ogf my table first, then I'm
> doing the list widget to repeat a mechanism of transclusion for each row.
>
> If this is the case, I suspect that I would need to write a javascript
> macro that would output the whole table in one row. An other possibility
> would be that my current macros output html, but I'm not keen on that idea
> within a wiki.
>
> Le vendredi 9 octobre 2020 à 16:48:28 UTC+2, Jean-Pierre Rivière a écrit :
>
>> Hi! In the pursuit of my goal, I am not wanting to build a table. I've
>> been able to get the raw wiki code I would have written, but I can't have
>> it correctly interpreted, despite my using the wikify widget with html
>> output. I'm inclined to thin that this is something to do with line breaks
>> within a variable. But let's see the code fiest!
>>
>> \define compter(tagg) <$count filter="[tag[critère $tagg$]butlast[]]"/>
>> tagués
>> \define listCriterions()
>> \whitespace trim
>>
>> |les <$count filter="[all[current]tagging[]butlast[]]"/> critères
>> liés aux {{!!title}}|c
>> | Code | Tests |Libellé|h
>> <$list filter="[all[current]tagging[]butlast[]]" variable="crit">
>> |<$link to=<<crit>>><$transclude tiddler=<<crit>>
>> field="code"/></$link>|<$count filter="[tag<crit>]butfirst[]"
>> />|<$transclude tiddler=<<crit>> field="criterion"/>|
>> </$list>
>> \end
>>
>> \define theme()
>> <$wikify name="line" text="""<<listCriterions>>"""
>> output="html"><<line>></$wikify>
>>
>> !!! Note
>> {{ETSI EN 301 549}}
>> \end
>>
>> ----
>> !! listCriterions
>>
>> <<listCriterions>>
>>
>> ----
>> !! theme
>>
>> <<theme>>
>>
>> And here is screen capture:
>>
>> [image: bug-table-build.png]
>> We get the same resut with or without wikify. We have links when they are
>> written in a tw syntax, sot I think those two clues really show that the
>> recurse to wikify may not be useful. I tried the same thing with a blank
>> line before closing the $list widget, but this changed nothing.
>>
>> I also notice that there is no space arount the numbers transcluded in
>> the legend of the table (except after the first number, where I set an
>> unbreakable space entity. This does not seem the usual comportment for me,
>> and that may be a clue as to what is wrong. But I habe no idea.
>>
>> two side notes:
>> 1) there is no example in the wikify widget documentation, to show what
>> effect it really has.
>> 2) it would be nice to be able to see the raw output of my macro, but I'm
>> not sure how to do this. javascript may help, especially via the javascript
>> console. What are you doing for this, folks?
>>
>> Regards and thaks in advance!
>>
>
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