thanking again Télumire for his reply, I wonder now how to push things a
little further and write a one-liner that outputs *pairs* of values,
specifically, for each field of a given tiddler, the couple
(field_name,field_value). I'm quite confident that to that aim the named
prefix :map is the way to go, and indeed by using it it is easy to have at
hand in its filter run both the tiddler's field names and their values.
Still I fall short of joining these two data together somehow, so to have
(field_name,field_value)
as final output of the whole expression.
This code:
{{{
[is[current]fields[]!match[text]]:map[<..currentTiddler>get<currentTiddler>]
}}}
goes as near as I could go in trying to have the desired output, because it
returns the tiddler's fields value; there is a little final step missing to
have both the field name and value together...
Thanks for any help/suggestion/tip
CG
On Sunday, January 30, 2022 at 2:40:14 PM UTC+2 CarloGgi wrote:
> wow, awesome! Thanks a lot!
>
> On Sunday, January 30, 2022 at 3:11:49 AM UTC+2 Télumire wrote:
>
>> {{{
>> [is[current]fields[]!match[text]]:reduce[<..currentTiddler>get<currentTiddler>format:titlelist[]addprefix[
>>
>> ]addprefix<accumulator>]+[enlist-input[]] }}}
>>
>> On Saturday, 29 January 2022 at 22:12:09 UTC+1 CarloGgi wrote:
>>
>>> Hallo everyone,
>>> how do I write a one-line filter (a single filter expression) that
>>> outputs the value of all (or some of) the fields of a given tiddler? The
>>> more I try, the less I'm able to...
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> CG
>>>
>>
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