Sorry I'm so late coming to this Mark, but I think I've found an issue...
On Friday, August 25, 2017 at 9:18:05 AM UTC-5, Mark S. wrote:
>
> This version will return sub-groups for non-global searches. So in
> codacoder's example, this search:
>
> <$list filter='[tag[TestGroups]get[text]regexps[(?g)bk-ann
> ".+"]regexps[bk-ann "(.+)"]]' >
>
> will change this:
>
>
> <<bk-ann "Explain the use of the Tiddlywiki's macro system">>X
>>
>> and
>>
>> <<bk-ann "Explain the scope rules of Tiddlywiki
>> macros">>
>>
>>
> Into
>
>
> Explain the use of the Tiddlywiki's macro system
>> Explain the scope rules of Tiddlywiki macros
>
>
> Notice that it takes 2 regexps filters to accomplish this (the first
> global one finds the items, the second trims them).
>
>
Understand that there may be zero or more (usually more than one) bk-ann in
any given tiddler. So, in the case of the example (if both are included in
one tiddler, I see only
Explain the use of the Tiddlywiki's macro system
IOW, once a match is found, the rest of the text is ignored. Is there a
way to make the regex less greedy and carry on to do the rest?
Coda
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