Hi, I'm rather rusty and out of date on TW but the following link
might at least get you part way:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Dev:SetTiddlerTag

Also store.getValue(tiddler,"fieldname") gets you the value of a
custom field.

Regards, Julian Knight

On Jun 10, 6:47 pm, wgw <[email protected]> wrote:
> I would like to program TW a bit more. Here is what I have done so
> far:
>
> I looked into the macro introduction on tiddlywiki.org and the
> references materials at TWhelp; then the tutorial 
> athttp://softwareas.com/tiddlywiki-internals-1-of-3-architectural-concepts.
> I have rummaged, fairly unsuccessfully, in the 
> brillianthttp://www.tiddlytools.com/insideTW/ (I think I need a full search
> engine to find what I want there; like how to reference server.host,
> for example. A search on "store" for example, does not show how store
> is used.) 
> Alsohttp://hoster.peermore.com/recipes/tiddlywiki-reference/tiddlers.wiki.
>
> All that is great, and has got me off the ground (ok; off the ground
> as in Wilbur and Orville's first flight; just barely up there with a
> favorable wind), but now I'm looking for the next step(s).
>
> I learn best from examples.
>
> Could anyone recommend scripts at different levels of complexity? The
> idea is to have some scripts (with or without comments) that go beyond
> the helloWorld macro and introduce further dimensions of the code
> base. I will of course begin looking for good examples myself (that's
> one thing that makes javascript terrific: the code is *really* open!),
> and honorably plagiarize  what I find, with credit to original
> authors, but I'm sure others have a better idea of good learning
> scripts.
>
> Any suggestions for a helloWorld II, III, and IV?
>
> Thanks!
>
> (PS: I started looking into programming because I wanted to tweak a
> set of tiddlers: take the server.host information for plugin sources
> and put it as a tag or display it in the date line or in the tiddler
> body. The problem was figuring out how to reference it in each
> tiddler. As tiddler.server.host?  But of course something like
> <script>tiddler.server.host </script> is silly and produces only an
> error.)

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