As I understand it, one can say It "evaluates" the text and saves the
result. ("Text" here refers to the input to the WikifyWidget, not to the
tiddlers text field)
My typical scenaro is trying to do something with e.g the SetWidget only to
literally (and annoyingly) get, say, {{!!title}} when I
Thanks for another solution! Frankly, I've never used WikifyWidget and I'm
not quite sure about its use, although I've read the WikifyWidget
introduction. As far as I understand, it seems to me that WikifyWidget is
used to save some textual content in the variable, or?
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Hi Gordan
IMO the following is more understandable
\define concatenate() {{!!date}} - {{!!othertxt}}
<$wikify name="newtitle" text=<> >
<$button>
<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" title=<> />
New Tiddler
The wikify can optionally be outside the button or inside.
<:-)
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Thanks for the comprehensive answer, now I have a much clearer understanding
of TW concept. I was hoping that would be much simpler, but in the end I
concluded that I had to solve it in a similar way, for example:
\define Concatenate()
$(first)$ - $(second)$
\end
...
<$set name=first value={{!
Whenever you're thinking of concatenating transclusions from fields or
tiddlers, you're probably going to need a macro. Technically all that TW5
macros actually do is concatenate/substitute text. There are different ways
of doing this. Sometimes you might set a local variable. In this case I
m
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