[tw5] Re: Using <$list> widget to generate table rows

Louis, responding not directly to your question, but to the kind of task that seems to lie behind it: if you're trying to display tables with rows that meet filter conditions, you might be well served by Mohammad's Shiraz plugin , which offers dynamic

Re: [tw5] Re: Using <$list> widget to generate table rows

Hi Louis As you've discovered, the wikitext table syntax is very simple, and doesn't support dynamic generation. The philosophy of TiddlyWiki's wikitext syntax is to provide easy-to-type shortcuts for common idioms that expand to sequences of widgets. In designing the wikitext syntax we are

[tw5] Re: Using <$list> widget to generate table rows

I see you were talking to yourself, Are you fine now? Personally I prefer using the html table tags especially when I use a list inside the table to generate rows and another for columns. Regards Tones On Tuesday, 10 August 2021 at 07:02:44 UTC+10 davou...@gmail.com wrote: > Well this

[tw5] Re: Using <$list> widget to generate table rows

Well this works: \define davout-list(levels: "1,3,5") LevelBlah <$list filter="[[$levels$]split[,]]" variable="level"> <> Blah \end On Monday, August 9, 2021 at 9:53:34 AM UTC-4 Louis Davout wrote: > \define davout-list(levels: "1,3,5") > | ! Level | ! Blah | > <$list

[tw5] Re: Using <$list> widget to generate table rows

\define davout-list(levels: "1,3,5") | ! Level | ! Blah | <$list filter="[[$levels$]split[,]]" variable="level"> | <> | Blah | \end Removes the tags but makes each row into its own table. On Monday, August 9, 2021 at 9:46:15 AM UTC-4 Louis Davout wrote: > > I'm trying to use the <$list>