Hi Jeremy,
> The idea would be to set the context tiddler for a given scope or context
>> once (e.g. a table, a table row or cell) and then be able to reuse that
>> reference throughout a number of subsequent macro calls... instead of
>> referring to the current tiddler, i.e. to act as if in another tiddler.
>>
>
> That sounds an awful lot like the way that the context tiddler works for
> transclusion at the moment.
>
Yes, that's pretty much what it is, only extended into other elements
rather than just transclusion or list templates.
I'm not sure that I fully understand your proposals here, but as ever they
> are in interesting territory!
^_^
As said, the implications are really the same. All that would do is provide
simililar "context" modifiers to other markup elements. Come to think of
it, you might actually use the transclusion syntax to achieve that rather
than transclude something, e.g.:
{{{>SomeTiddler}}}
...when appropriately placed into the given context in a table, row or cell
or other element that might contain subitems, like a list or custom css
wrapper it would set the tiddler context reference to SomeTiddler when
further used in transclusions or lists or whatever.
Cheers, Tobias.
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