On Mon, 26 Mar 2007, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
(:pagelist group=Test name=Ca*, -Category :)
This only lists pages not containing the text "Category", not pages not
belonging to any category...
Still, this will end up being pretty close (the text searched also includes
a list of a page's targets).
Hmm... does this mean that if you have a page called e.g. 'MyGroup.Page',
and this page contains e.g.
Bla bla [[other page]] bla bla
then
(:pagelist MyGroup:)
will match 'MyGroup.Page' because it links to MyGroup.OtherPage?
I think I'd be confused by that behaviour...
So, one could do:
(:pagelist group=Test -"Category.":)
and this would show all pages that do not have a link to the category
group and that do not contain the string "category." (with the dot, case
insensitive).
Can you also search the link targets using e.g. 'Category/'?
Since there aren't likely to be a lot of pages that contain "category.",
we're left with a list of pages without category links.
Granted, it would be better to be able to write something like
(:pagelist link=-Category.*:)
but in the meantime using -"Category." is likely to be a useful
approximation.
I don't need this functionality any time soon, so I'll just wait. If I
used the trick above I don't think I'd remember how it actually works
later on. If I really needed this now, I'd probably go with the convention
that you write something like "Category: " before the actual category
links, and then list pages not containing the text "Category: ".
Best regards
/Christian
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