On Tuesday, August 22, 2017 at 4:14:19 PM UTC+2, RichardWilliamSmith wrote:
>
> I think your proposal still could not handle *arbitrary* lists where the 
>> items (in this case numbers) are not predictable so it wouldn't be possible 
>> to make separate fields for them... 
>>
>
> I don't understand this, I'm afraid. Maybe you could explain a little more 
> what you really need it to do? How to the numbers get in the list? I am 
> just proposing that you have tiddlers 'val1' 'val2' etc. the names of which 
> don't change and which each have a field called 'value' that you put the 
> actual value in it. So your list is "the list containing the value field of 
> each of these tiddlers, in this order" which can be arbitrary, I think....
>


Ok, this is my actual use case:

I'm dabbling with using Thomas Elmigers rpn macro so it can take an 
arbitrary list of numbers instead of the current limit with two numbers.

To achieve this, the idea is to use a listwidget and run the rpn macro for 
each number to add/deduct/multiply/divide to an accumulated result.

You can see some dabbling here <http://recursion.tiddlyspot.com/>, which is 
actually part of a more general project to make a "recursion macro". It is 
not official and it is not sure it ever leads anywhere.

Anyway, the macro call for the extended rpn macro would be something like 
<<rpnx "2 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 +">> or something similar. So, the numbers are 
actually explicitly stated by the user.

<:-)

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