Hi Dmitry
>
> In your example, $(*param*)$ value will still be equal to that of
> *myfield*, right? I still can't see how to make *param* to be equal to
> what my macro returns. That is, I can print the result of the macro by
> adding *<$macrocall name="mymacro" value={{!!myfield}}> *to my tiddler,
> that's fine. However, I can't make $(*param*)$ to be equal to that string.
>
Ah, I see what you mean. Yes, we need a way to use a macro invocation as
the operand of a filter operator. For example, this would match tiddlers
carrying the tag returned by <<myMacro param>>:
[tag<myMacro param>]
Such a syntax would match the existing [tag{title!!field}] syntax.
I've added a ticket:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/583
Best wishes
Jeremy
>
> \define myFilter()
> *<$macrocall name="mymacro" value=$(param)$>*
> \end
>
> doesn't work either.
>
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