Hi Danielo,
Thanks for your answer.
After reading the documentation, what you get after the filter is evaluated
> is a space separate list. Is not a compiled filter nor a filter string. So
> what you get is something like:
>
> <$list filter="[value1 value2 value3 each[somefield]]"> >
>
> as you can see, does not makes much sense. Maybe enclosing the result
> inside brackets?
>
> <$list filter="[[<myVariable>]each[somefield]]"> >
>
Your suggestion takes "<myVariable>" as the title of a tiddler, so it is
not recognized as a variable.
I'm now trying to do something like that, and its seems to be working so
far:
\define myMacro()
<$list filter="[$(myVariable)$each[somefield]]"> >
<$view field="somefield"/>
<$list filter="[$(myVariable)$somefield[!!somefield]]" />
</$list>
\end
<$set name="myVariable" filter="[tag[myTag]]">
<<myMacro>>
</$set>
Alberto
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