Hello Adam,

The following version works.

\define concatStateTiddler()
<$set filter="[all[current]get[draft.of]] [all[current]!has[draft.of]] 
+[addprefix[$:/state/]]" name="kitty"><$text text=<<kitty>>/></$set>
\end

\define backup(value)
<$wikify text=<<concatStateTiddler>> name=cst>
<$view tiddler=<<cst>> field="""$value$"""/>
</$wikify>
\end


You can't concatenate a <<variable>> inside text like that ... well ... 
maybe with a lot of patient application of wikify (which I needed anyways). 
Instead, I used the "addprefix" operator to do the concatenation, following 
up on a suggestion by Jeremy in an earlier post today.

Note, all the extra space and line feeds had to be squeezed out of 
concatStateTiddler -- if GG puts them back in ... take them out. 

The <$text> widget was used to convert the resulting item (which would 
otherwise have been a link because *filter* generates a title list) into 
plain text, and <$wikify> was used to make the entire result of 
concatStateTiddler into a single variable.

Hope this was something like what you wanted!

-- Mark



On Tuesday, February 12, 2019 at 4:58:14 PM UTC-8, admls wrote:
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> I'm trying to populate a stylesheet, but I'm having trouble getting these 
> macros to work together. The concatStateTiddler macro is supposed to give 
> me the name of a state tiddler tacked composed of a prefix and the name of 
> the currentTiddler. The backup macro is supposed to fetch some value from 
> the state tiddler if it is present. And if it is not present, it should 
> fetch it from a set of backup values.
>
> \define concatStateTiddler()
> <$set filter="[all[current]get[draft.of]] [all[current]!has[draft.of]]">
> "$:/state/<<currentTiddler>>"
> </$set>
> \end
>
> \define backup(value)
> <$view tiddler=$(concatStateTiddler)$ field="""$value$""">
>  <$view tiddler="$:/config/backup-values" field="""backup-$value$""">
>     </$view>
> </$view>
> \end
>
> I can get it to work if concatStateTiddler looks like this:
> \define concatStateTiddler()
> "$:/state/$(currentTiddler)$"
> \end
>
> But I want the view and edit mode versions of the tiddler to use the same 
> state tiddler. Hence the first version of concatStateTiddler. But the first 
> version doesn't play nice with the backup macro. Any ideas of what I'm 
> doing wrong here?
>
> The only thing I can think is that the set widget is creating a list, even 
> if it is a list consisting of only one element (on account of the use of 
> [all[current]]). That list format may be playing havoc with the backup 
> macro. But I really don't have any idea beyond that. Any help would be 
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Adam
>

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