List of tiddlers in multiple list fields

[Michael Gentry]

I'm trying to work out a filter that will take in a list of tiddlers as input, and output a list of all tiddlers that are listed in all of the input's list fields. To basically, if you had this:

Tiddler1!!list = TiddlerA TiddlerD Tiddler F

Tiddler2!!list = TiddlerE

Tiddler3!!list = TiddlerB TiddlerC

...you could then do this:

Tiddler1 Tiddler2 Tiddler3 --> MAGIC FILTER --> TiddlerA TiddlerD TiddlerF TiddlerE TiddlerB TiddlerC

I realize that I could accomplish something similar by using nested $lists, but I'd like to get it squeezed into one filter so that I can sort the output.

Any ideas?

[Riz]

Have you tried

<$list filter="[list[Tiddler 1]] [list[Tiddler 2]] [list[Tiddler 3]]">

Sincerely,

Riz

[Aidan Grey]

And then add "+[sort[title]]" or however you want to sort.

On Thu, Sep 26, 2019, 10:18 AM Riz, <madapeed...@gmail.com> wrote:

Have you tried

<$list filter="[list[Tiddler A]] [list[Tiddler B]] [list[Tiddler C]]">

Sincerely,

Riz

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[Mark S.]

This would not have been possible just a couple versions ago. Now, I think, you can use:

<$list filter="tiddler1 tiddler2 tiddler3 +[each:list-item[list]sort[]] ">

</$list>

[Michael Gentry]

Sure, except that the input list might vary. (I should have made that more clear in my example.) I'm trying to figure out something that can be generalized, like so:

[arbitrary filter output in title-list form] --> !!MAGIC FILTER!! --> [contents of list fields of each of the tiddlers on the left side, in title-list form]

[Michael Gentry]

This finally did the trick:

<$set name="myList" filter="[some filter here]" >

<$list '[enlist<myList>each:list-item[list]]' />

</$set>