OK try this
\define nextD(day)
<$button>
<$x-maketid $title={{fooTimeLine!!appointmentName}} tags="Date" text="a
few comments"
dueto={{fooTimeLine!!dueto}} end=<<dateTime ts:$day$ format:
"YYYY0MM0DD0000000" add:"+1D">>/>
MAKE IT
</$button>
\end
----
<$macrocall $name="nextD" day={{fooTimeLine!!dueto}}/>
On Thursday, January 26, 2017 at 8:26:12 AM UTC, peuhpeuh singe wrote:
>
> Thanks for your answer BJ. However, (and I maybe misunderstood something
> in your solution) but it provides me the same result as my solution which
> is that the created tiddler (with *title* {{fooTimeLine!!appointmentName}})
> as a field *end* that equals to "$macrocall $name="dateTime"
> ts={{fooTimeLine!!dueto}} format="YYYY0MM0DD0000000" add="+1D"/> and not to
> the corresponding subsitution. Any ideas ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Peuph
> Le mercredi 25 janvier 2017 18:46:35 UTC+1, BJ a écrit :
>>
>> HI Peuhpeuh,
>>
>> there are may ways to fix this, problably the easiest is to change the
>> macro:
>>
>>
>>
>> \define nextDay(day)
>> <$macrocall $name="dateTime" ts={{$day$}} format="YYYY0MM0DD0000000" add=
>> "+1D"/>
>> \end
>> dateTime
>> <$set name="end" value=<<nextDay "fooTimeLine!!dueto">>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> all the best
>>
>> BJ
>> On Wednesday, January 25, 2017 at 5:03:10 PM UTC, peuhpeuh singe wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello twexperts !
>>>
>>> I have a tiddler "fooTimeLine" with a field "dueto" containing a date in
>>> tw format. I then want to create a button that is associated to the
>>> creation of a new tiddler having as fields:
>>> 1) "dueto" with the value in "fooTimeLine" and
>>> 2) "end" with the value corresponding to the day after those of "dueto"
>>>
>>> My problem is with point 2). I use the nice dateTime macro
>>> ($:/macros/skeeve/dateTime.js
>>> at http://tiddlystuff.tiddlyspot.com) but I do not know how to resolve
>>> the different macro evaluations:
>>>
>>>
>>> \define nextDay(day)
>>> <$macrocall $name="dateTime" ts=$day$ format="YYYY0MM0DD0000000" add=
>>> "+1D"/>
>>> \end
>>> dateTime
>>>
>>> <$set name="end" value=<<nextDay {{fooTimeLine!!dueto}}>>>
>>>
>>> <$button>
>>> <$x-maketid $title={{fooTimeLine!!appointmentName}} tags="Date" text="a
>>> few comments"
>>> dueto={{fooTimeLine!!dueto}} end=<<end>>/>
>>>
>>> Create
>>> </$button>
>>>
>>> </$set>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> which does not work due to the fact macro consists in simple
>>> substitution. I am ok with why it does not work but I do not know how to
>>> tackle the problem without rewritting a dedicated macro and I thus request
>>> your help : Can we deal with nested macro calls and how ?
>>>
>>
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