Mark,
We should call you* St. Mark of Tiddlywiki,* cause you provide all the
helps that are belong to you.
The Subfilter is EXACTLY what I wanted, and it worked perfectly. EXACTLY
PERFECTLY!!
THANK YOU!
How I tested:
1. test tiddler, with tags ack, bll, haa, woo, kra, and yay
2. ignore tiddler, with contents:
!! the list of these things
ack
bll
<!--another block of stuff -->
kra
3. changed $:/core/ui/ViewTemplate/tags like this:
filter="[all[current]tags[]
*!subfilter{ignore}sort[title]]"*
*4. and voila - only see haa woo and yay on the test tiddler*
On Thu, Jul 18, 2019 at 2:33 PM 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki <
[email protected]> wrote:
> You could insert the "subfilter" operator. Then use transclusion
> subfilter{MyTiddlerWithAVeryLongFilter} and change the contents of
> MyTiddlerWithAVeryLongFilter as you needed on the fly.
>
> If there's a limit to filter run size, I haven't hit it yet ;-)
>
> On Thursday, July 18, 2019 at 1:28:08 PM UTC-7, Aidan Grey wrote:
>>
>>
>> After some thought and digging, a better idea.
>>
>> I can go into $:/core/ui/ViewTemplate/tags and change the filter list to
>> prevent certain tags / kinds of tags from showing in the tag wrapper.
>> They'll still be on the tiddler, just not shown.
>>
>> Unfortunately, that would be a giant list - are there limits on how large
>> a filter can be? Is there a way to transclude the tag list or something?
>>
>> If I need to see them again - I can either restore the original filter or
>> go to the tiddler manager and edit from there.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thursday, July 18, 2019 at 10:43:38 AM UTC-6, Aidan Grey wrote:
>>>
>>> Can someone ELI5* how to use / work with fields as lists of tags? What
>>> are the limitations and methods for using them?
>>>
>>> I understand that you can use buttons to edit the list, thanks to the
>>> listops widget (I think it's a widget), but I don't understand how it all
>>> goes together. Is it really just create a field and put items in it, like
>>> this?
>>>
>>> partofspeech: N:IN V:Tr22 V:Di12 Part:Case
>>>
>>> where V:Tr22 is a whole "tag" that I can subject to filters like
>>> [prefix[V:Tr], [suffix[22], and so forth?
>>>
>>> I'm particularly interested because I have fields in a dictionary TW
>>> that really should have multiple items, like part of speech above. A word
>>> can be a noun, several kinds of verbs, and an adverb, for example, and
>>> ideally, I'd like to be able to tag them all in there, filter on the tags
>>> in the field, etc. In other words, treat them just like a list. They
>>> wouldn't change a lot and I don't really need the tags visible since
>>> they're in the dictionary entry. I just need them for filtering.
>>>
>>> I also think using fields this way might be a way to solve another issue
>>> - some tags I don't want visible on certain kinds of tiddlers, but the
>>> solutions I've seen so far have been ... aesthetically unappealing to me
>>> ($:/ will work for some, but not all of them). Multicol dropdowns are
>>> great, but when I have literally 100 tags, it's impossible.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Aidan
>>>
>>> * just in case, ELI5 = Explain Like I'm 5
>>>
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