fields operator and macro parameter

[Mohammad]

Why fields operator in the below code does not work

\define mac1(tid)

<$list filter="[<__tid__>fields[]]" variable="fld">

<$text text=<<fld>> />

</$list>

\end

<<mac1 tid:"tesTid">>

Where tesTid is

created: 20190710030221986

field1: Hi

field2: 123

modified: 20190710030313066

revision: 0

tags: [[tag 22]] tag1

title: testTid

type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki

This is a test

--Mohammad

[Mark S.]

You're going to laugh ...

<<mac1 tid:"testTid">>

[Mohammad]

Thats quite TRUE!

I was one hour confusing what happened to TW :-)

--Mohammad

[PMario]

On Wednesday, July 10, 2019 at 9:14:02 AM UTC+2, Mohammad wrote:

Thats quite TRUE!

I was one hour confusing what happened to TW :-)

Yea, Sometimes shi? happens ;)

-m

[Watt]

Hi Mohammad
Could this be extended to show the field values as well?

[Mohammad]

Hi Watt,

 I would like to refer you to TW-Scripts and Data Tiddler trail at

 file:///G:/TW/TW-Scripts/Scripts%20in%20TW%205.1.20-pre.html#datatiddler

The simple answer is yes! In simple NOT rendered form it is as below

\define mac1(tid)

<$list filter="[<__tid__>fields[]]" variable="fld">

<$text text=<<fld>> />

<$text text={{{ [<__tid__>getindex<fld>] }}} />

</$list>

\end

<<mac1 tid:"tesTid">>

This is another simple example

https://kookma.github.io/TW-Scripts/#Listing%20DataTiddler%20Properties

Cheers

Mohammad

[Watt]

Thanks again Mohammad, I tweaked it a bit to get the values to show;

<$text text={{{ [<__tid__>get<fld>] }}} />

I replaced getindex with just get. (For the benefit of future readers.)

Great stuff Mohammad.