>
> Hi Mans
>
> 1. create a new tiddler and name this 'male'
> 2. create a new tiddler and name this 'female'
> 3. set the type of both of these tiddlers to 'data dictionary'
> 4. in the text field of 'male' make entries like:
> gender1:him
> gender2:Him
> gender3:Mr
> ... and so on
> 5. in the text field of 'female' make entries like:
> gender1:her
> gender2:Her
>
gender3:Mrs
> ... and so on
> 6. when you want 'him' -- you can use the text reference
> {{male##gender1}} ... and so on
> 7. when you want 'her' -- you can use the text reference
> {{female##gender1}} ... and so on
>
> I think in your use case you would want a variable as the name of the data
> tiddler -- so references might look something like {{$gender$##gender1}},
> where the variable takes the value 'male' or 'female' as appropriate. I
> think you'll need a macro call to insert the variable before using the
> text-reference as the syntax I've used above won't work (this was for
> illustration only.)
>
>
Very interesting! Thanks!
Alberto
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