I think the answer is that the scope of $()$ variables (actually 
placeholders) is *Lexical*, which is a fancy way of saying "I don't have a 
clue what I'm saying, but that sounded good".

My workaround was to wikify the output of $(searchTiddler)$ so it could be 
used directly as a variable in the list filter.

Also, note that in <$wikify> the attribute is *name*, not *$name*.

Have fun
-- Mark


\define getValue(tid) {{$tid$}}
\define wikifyMe() <$list filter="[enlist<searchUs>removeprefix[#]]"/>
\define searchResultList()
Search tiddler: $(searchTiddler)$
Search tiddler: <<searchTiddler>>

Searched text: {{$(searchTiddler)$}}

Tags without wikification: <<wikifyMe>>

<$wikify name="searchUs" text="<$macrocall $name='getValue' 
tid=<<searchTiddler>>/>">

<$wikify name="wikified" text=<<wikifyMe>> >

Tags with wikification: <<wikified>>

Search for tags with wikification: 
<$list filter="""[search:tags<wikified>]"""/>

</$wikify>
</$wikify>

Standard search: 
<$list filter="""[search{$(searchTiddler)$}]"""/>

\end
<<searchResultList>>



On Tuesday, November 27, 2018 at 12:27:09 AM UTC-8, bimlas wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I would like to change the standard search text, or more specifically to 
> grab texts starting with # so that I can find them among the tags. Add the 
> `$:/tags/SearchResults` tag to this tiddler and watch the results only in 
> standard search (where $(searchTiddler)$ is exists).
>
> \define wikifyMe() <$list 
> filter="[enlist{$(searchTiddler)$}removeprefix[#]]"/>
>
> \define searchResultList()
> Search tiddler: $(searchTiddler)$
>
> Searched text: {{$(searchTiddler)$}}
>
> Tags without wikification: <<wikifyMe>>
>
> <$wikify $name="wikified" text=<<wikifyMe>> >
>
> Tags with wikification: <<wikified>>
>
> Search for tags with wikification: 
> <$list filter="""[search:tags<wikified>]"""/>
>
> </$wikify>
>
> Standard search: 
> <$list filter="""[search{$(searchTiddler)$}]"""/>
>
> \end
> <<searchResultList>>
>
> The wikifyMe works only without wikification, when it's wikified, the 
> output is empty, thus the searching not works as expected. As I look at, 
> transclusion does not work for the term, but I can not determine exactly 
> what's wrong.
>
> I attached the tiddler.
>
> PS.: $(searchTiddler)$ only exists if the whole stuff is encapsulated in 
> to a macro (searchResultList), but without it it's not defined - is this 
> intended?
>

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