Hello Richard,
El jueves, 20 de noviembre de 2014 01:28:16 UTC+1, Richard Smith
escribió:Hi Danielo,
Thanks very much for posting this.
Glad it helped you. I find it very useful, this is why I posted it here.
Probably I will make a pull request to include this information on the
official docs.
> In my list I transclude the body of each tiddler like this
>
> {{!!text}}
>
> This works because currentTiddler is being set. If I change the list
> statement to include
>
> variable="item"
>
> how do I refer to the correct tiddler?
>
> {{??!!text}} or some other way?
>
> I hope there's a way because it would make my wiki much easier to
> understand if I could use variables as you suggest.
>
>
It is exposed on my first post. Maybe not clear enough. It depends on where
you want to use it. If you want to just use it in a sentence or as a widget
parameter reference it like it was a macro <<item>>. If you want to use it
as a sub-list parameter use single < instead of [. It is also an example on
the first post. You can even use it within macros with the $(item)$ notation
\define myitem() tiddler name is $(item)$
<$list filter="[tag[Widgets]]" variable="item" >
<<myitem>>
</$list>
Regards
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