[email protected] wrote:

> Only the line Mat, only the line (begin to <br> so to speak... :-)
>

So in a listwidget, you'd need to first find all tiddlers that contain the 
string, probably by using the contains filter operator.
Then extract the text from these, e.g using get[text] filter operator or 
perhaps [{!!text}]
Then for every point that you define as the beginning or end of the line, 
use some split operator.
Then search for the string again in each line with a regexp or contains or 
some such filter operator. 
And that's basically it.

But, beware, I did ask for how you define a "line" because you'll want to 
capture all cases. 

I suggest you give it a go Ray and you will most likely get support here on 
the boards.

<:-)


 

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