>
> The notation is essentially the same as Jeremy's suggestion, except I used
> attribute names with the $ prefix (is there a good reason for the
> inconsistency on use of $ in different widgets? I often get errors due to
> guessing wrongly, and sometimes these can be data-deleting errors)
>
The $ prefix is ONLY used for the widget name (i.e., <$name ....>).
Attribute names are just simple keywords. The $ also is used as a prefix
on "system" tiddlers (i.e,. "$:/..."), which can be *transcluded* as
parameter values in a widget call (using the {{...}} syntax). However,
this is not an "attribute name"... it's a reference to a tiddler.
enjoy,
-e
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