On Thursday, 9 June 2016 10:06:38 UTC+1, BJ wrote:
> Hi Stuart,
> try
> <$list filter="""[is[system]] [is[shadow]] +[search["Door Look": "1"]]
> +[remove prefix[$:/data/]sort[list]]"""/>
>
> all the best
> BJ
>
> On Thursday, June 9, 2016 at 7:19:38 AM UTC+1, Stuart Amor wrote:Ok, I think
> I
Hi Stuart,
try
<$list filter="""[is[system]] [is[shadow]] +[search["Door Look": "1"]]
+[remove prefix[$:/data/]sort[list]]"""/>
all the best
BJ
On Thursday, June 9, 2016 at 7:19:38 AM UTC+1, Stuart Amor wrote:
>
> Ok, I think I was guilty of making the solution to my ask too hard. I
> realised
Ok, I think I was guilty of making the solution to my ask too hard. I realised
that a simple search filter would work and the fact the tiddlers that I was
searching through were data tiddlers didn't matter.
<$list filter="[is[system]] [is[shadow]] +[search[Door Lock]] +[remove
prefix[$:/data/
Put an X in the list like this:
<$list filter="[getindex]">
X
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C Pa, that is a great solution and works well - thank you. However, removing
the X breaks a matrix table that listed the locations as column headers and the
items as row headers with an "X" if it existed or a "-" if it didn't. How would
I modify my
<$transclude tiddler=<> index=<>>-
To give me
OK first you should be using application/json tiddlers rater than
Data-dictionary tiddlers because you are defining the same variable with
different values in 2 different places
The easiest solution is to use the room name instead of X and just return
the room names
title: $:/data/Kitchen
text:
Hi Stuart, this is at least a step on the way;
<$list
filter="[is[system]!titleregexp:text[^sink]removeprefix[$:/data/]]"/>
You can snoop around in the docs for the various Filter Operators.
<:-)
On Thursday, March 31, 2016 at 10:56:26 AM UTC+2, Stuart Amor wrote:
>
> I have created several h
Hi Stuart, this is at least a step on the way;
<$list
filter="[is[system]!titleregexp:text[^sink]removeprefix[$:/data/]]"/>
You can snoop around in the docs for the various Filter Operators.
<:-)
On Thursday, March 31, 2016 at 10:56:26 AM UTC+2, Stuart Amor wrote:
>
> I have created several h
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