Exactly how I would approach it.
In order to store the myargument() definition and the "invoking" widget
separately (i.e. in separate tiddlers) you have a few options.
Store it in any tiddler tagged `$:/tags/Macro`. This allows invoking the
variable valuw from any scope/context within the wiki, and also allows
"local overrides", i..e you can re-define it in another tiddler without
that tag, and within that tiddler's scope it will have the new value.
Or, you can store it in any tiddler, and in the tiddler you want to invoke
it in, you put the pragma `\import [[NameOfTidWith
Definition]]` (the param in a filter, so you can import multiple bun tag
with `[tag[TagToImport]]`, etc). This imports all macro definitions into
the current scope.
Best,
Joshua Fontany
On Saturday, May 30, 2020 at 5:28:32 AM UTC-7, Leander wrote:
>
> \define myarguments() foo bar baz
>
> {{{ [enlist<myarguments>tagging[]] }}}
>
> Does the trick in your example. You need a filter operator that takes a
> list as input for this though, so it's somewhat limited.
>
> *Edit:* A more flexible way and what you're probably looking for is
>
> \define myarguments() foo bar baz
>
> <$list filter="[enlist<myarguments>]" >
>
> {{{ [tag{!!title}] }}}
>
> </$list>
>
>
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