Thanks cmari, but I think in that case "context.inTiddler.title" is
the same as "tiddler.title" isn't it? Still trying to find a one stop
shop for all tiddlywiki object properties and methods to explain
"context" to me.
In the mean time I think I have found a much simpler solution; by
nesting a <<list>> macro inside <<forEachTiddler>> instead.
eg
<<forEachTiddler
where tiddler.tags.contains("Key")
write '"!!![["+tiddler.title+"]]\n<<list filter [tag["+tiddler.title
+"]]$))\n"'
>>
This writes each "Key" title as a heading and draws a nice little list
below each. And by replacing the tag specified I can also use it to
create lists of songs grouped by artist, genre etc
On Dec 6, 2:02 pm, cmari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alternatively, you can get all tiddlers tagged with the current
> tiddler's title by using context.inTiddler.title. For example:
>
> <<forEachTiddler where 'tiddler.tags.contains(context.inTiddler.title)
> && tiddler.tags.contains("Key")' >>
>
> cmari
>
> > > Something like: For each tiddler whose tags contain "Key", list all
> > > tiddlers whose tags contain a tag of the same name as the current
> > > tiddler
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