Thank you all for your help. I ended up using
\define csv(title) <>
<$macrocall $name="csv" title={{!!title}} />
Works great, thanks again.
/Michael
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Have you tried “[all[current]tagging[]]”? That’s the way I usually do it. I’ve
rarely had an issue with it.
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The csvtiddlers macro must change it's own current tiddler value, so your
filters won't work, but might have with a different macro that made other
assumptions. The "filter" string only gets immediately interpreted in the
<$list> widget AFAIK
Try
\define filtbycur(title)
<>
\end
<$macrocall $n
I haven't dug into it too much but that looks like a bug in the csv
tiddlers macro. I think that it isn't properly importing variables so the
currentTiddler variable isn't available which prevents either of the
filters you are trying from working.
This works but it is a bit awkward:
\define wor
Tony, thanks for your extensive answer and advice. I appreciate that but
perhaps I expressed my problems not clearly. I don't want to use the macro
inside a widget. I just want the macro to process all tiddlers tagged with
the name of the current (viewed) tiddler.
So please let me rephrase my k
Michael Z.,
A Quick answer is we can easily pass filters as parameters (not
demonstrated here) however life has been much easier for me since I started
applying the method below to my own macros
However your issue is with a macro to which you pass a filter. Did you
follow the notes in https://
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