For your perusal: from one convoluted mind to another?

[Charlie Veniot]

Just in case this kind of programming code interests you.

Please find attached the related code as a PDF, highlighting the important bits.  If you want to dig into the code itself, find the related Tiddler in my Tifoist project.

I've the following search criteria for retrieving tiddlers (tagged as "fact" tiddlers.)

There are, at the moment, seven kinds of errors checked by the filtering process.

"Ignore Errors" will give all fact tiddlers.

"Non-Errors Only" will give all fact tiddlers that have none of the seven kinds of errors.

"Errors Only" will give all fact tiddlers that have one or more of the kinds of errors checked.

Although I'm sure I'll be refactoring my code at some point, I've had an awful lot of fun putting together what I have now.

A little bit of the code pasted below to entice you to delve into the details???

Cheers !

<fieldset>

<legend> Error Status</legend>

<$radio tiddler=<<DataTid>> index="qbe_fact_status" value="Fact"> Ignore Errors </$radio><br>

<$radio tiddler=<<DataTid>> index="qbe_fact_status" value="FactOk"> Non-Errors Only </$radio><br>

<$radio tiddler=<<DataTid>> index="qbe_fact_status" value="FactErr"> Errors Only </$radio>

</fieldset>

<!--🟠Qbe: Error Status-->

<$vars nSmarts=7 vSmarts={{{ [<currentTiddler>get[description]then[FactOk]else[FactErr]regexp<qbeErrStatus>then[a]] [<currentTiddler>get[c1]then[FactOk]else[FactErr]regexp<qbeErrStatus>then[b]] [<currentTiddler>get[c1]get[pk]then[FactOk]else[FactErr]regexp<qbeErrStatus>then[c]] [<currentTiddler>get[c2]then[FactOk]else[FactErr]regexp<qbeErrStatus>then[d]] [<currentTiddler>get[c3]then[FactOk]else[FactErr]regexp<qbeErrStatus>then[e]][<currentTiddler>get[c3]get<vC3CheckField1>then[FactOk]else[FactErr]regexp<qbeErrStatus>then[f]][<currentTiddler>get[c3]get<vC3CheckField2>then[FactOk]else[FactErr]regexp<qbeErrStatus>then[g]] +[count[]]}}}>

<$list filter="[<qbeErrStatus>match[Fact]then<vFact>] [<qbeErrStatus>match[FactOk]then<vSmarts>match<nSmarts>then<vFact>] [<qbeErrStatus>match[FactErr]then<vSmarts>!match[0]then<vFact>]">

[clutterstack]

Hi CJ,

It's interesting just to see a snippet of a large project, isolated just to share a pattern.

Something about it feels kind of like time travel.

[Charlie Veniot]

Time travel.  For whatever reason, that made me think of the following tune to psych me up for my eventual study-for-refactoring-opportunities:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPE9a_epmWw

[Mohammad Rahmani]

Hi Charlie,

 Thank you for sharing your code pattern! These are always useful!

 The fieldset combination is also a powerful tool for making UI

Best wishes

Mohammad

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[clutterstack]

Time travel.  For whatever reason, that made me think of the following tune to psych me up for my eventual study-for-refactoring-opportunities:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPE9a_epmWw

Free association.

Now there's a tune that probably evokes memories of summers of youth for people born in quite a wide time bracket. In North America, anyway. The film itself dates itself pretty specifically!