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}
});
// Set up our beforeunload handler
window.addEventListener("beforeunload",function(event) {
window.onbeforeunload = function(event) {
var confirmationMessage;
if(self.isDirty()) {
confirmationMessage = $tw.language.getString("UnsavedChangesWarning");
event.returnValue = confirmationMessage; // Gecko
}
return confirmationMessage;
});
};
}
// Install the save action handlers
if($tw.browser) {

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// Browser event handlers
if($tw.browser) {
// Set up our beforeunload handler
window.addEventListener("beforeunload",function(event) {
window.onbeforeunload = function(event) {
var confirmationMessage;
if(self.isDirty()) {
confirmationMessage = $tw.language.getString("UnsavedChangesWarning");
event.returnValue = confirmationMessage; // Gecko
}
return confirmationMessage;
});
};
// Listen out for login/logout/refresh events in the browser
$tw.rootWidget.addEventListener("tm-login",function() {
self.handleLoginEvent();

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created: 20140211171341271
modified: 20140910215504098
modified: 20150107121000000
tags: Concepts Reference
title: Macros
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
Macros are snippets of text that can be inserted with a concise shortcut:
Macros are snippets of text, inserted with the following shortcut syntax:
```
<<myMacro>>
```
You can write your own [[Macros in WikiText]] or for more flexibility you can write [[JavaScript Macros|http://tiddlywiki.com/dev/index.html#JavaScript%20Macros]].
You can define and use [[Macros in WikiText]] or write [[JavaScript Macros|http://tiddlywiki.com/dev/index.html#JavaScript%20Macros]] for more flexibility.
The following macros are built-in to the TiddlyWiki core:
<<list-links "[tag[Macros]]">>
The following macros are provided by the TiddlyWiki core:
<<list-links "[tag[Macros]]">>

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created: 20140908104107181
modified: 20140908104107181
modified: 20150107121000000
tags: Macros
title: DumpVariablesMacro
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
caption: dumpvariables
The dumpvariables macro displays a table containing the values of all the variables defined at that location in the widget tree. It can be useful for exploring the mechanisms of TiddlyWiki and for debugging.
The ''dumpvariables'' [[macro|Macros]] displays a table with values of all [[variables|Variables]] that are defined in the current scope. It is useful for debugging and exploring TiddlyWiki internals.
! Parameters
The dumpvariables macro does not require any parameters
! Examples
''Note:'' Parameters and variable subsitutions for macros are displayed as empty strings. A macro defined as `\define myMacro(text) ''$text$''` thus displays as `''''`.
!! Example
```
<<dumpvariables>>
```
Returns:
<<dumpvariables>>
The results returned by the dumpvariables macro will depend upon where it is used.
Note that the values displayed for macros are displayed with all the parameters and variable subsitutions set to an empty string. So, a macro defined as `\define myMacro(text) ''$text$''` will display as `''''`.
Renders as:
<<dumpvariables>>

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created: 20141002133113496
modified: 20141002230631361
modified: 20150107121000000
tags: Reference
title: Variables
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
Variables together with [[Widgets]] and [[Macros]] are essential for dynamic WikiText.
[[Variables]] are an essential component of dynamic WikiText, as are [[Widgets]] and [[Macros]]. In fact, a variable is a shorthand of a macro.
You can define your own [[Variables in WikiText]] or use built-in variables.
More detailed information of built-in variables could be found in below:
You can define custom [[Variables in WikiText]] or use one of the standard variables...
<<list-links "[tag[Variables]]">>
See also DumpVariablesMacro
The [[<<dumpvariables>>|DumpVariablesMacro]] macro lists all variables defined in the current scope, allowing you to see and edit their values.

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caption: currentTiddler
created: 20141001232824187
modified: 20141002161518301
modified: 20150107121000000
tags: Variables
title: WidgetVariable: currentTiddler
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
! Mechanism
The ''currentTiddler'' [[variable|Variables]] contains the title of the current tiddler.
The ''currentTiddler'' variable contains the title of the current tiddler.
!! Usage
The ListWidget assigns the list result to the ''currentTiddler'' variable, unless the `variable` attribute is specified.
Various [[Widgets]] and [[Macros]] are by default applied with respect to the tiddler referenced via ''currentTiddler''. Within the [[ListWidget]] or TemplateTiddlers you are thus often not required to specify the tiddler title.
A couple of [[Widgets]] and [[Macros]] by default apply to the tiddler according to the ''currentTiddler'' variable.
The following two examples are thus equivalent...
The TranscludeWidget (or WikiText `{{||TemplateTitle}}`) transcludes a tiddler without changing the ''currentTiddler'' variable.
* `<$view field=title/>`
* `<$view field=title tiddler=<<currentTiddler>>/>`
! Using currentTiddler Variable
;TranscludeWidget
: when [[transcluding|Transclusion]] a tiddler, ''currentTiddler'' is set to the tiddler being transcluded,
: e.g. when using the [[WikiText shorthand|Transclusion in WikiText]]: `{{||TemplateTiddlerTitle}}`
; ListWidget
: overrides the ''currentTiddler'' variable with the currently iterated list-item,
: unless a custom `variable` attribute is specified
; TiddlerWidget
: sets the ''currentTiddler'' variable for its inner scope
These mechanisms together allow you to write references like `<$view field="title" format="link"/>` in TemplateTiddlers or inside the ListWidget hierarchy without explicitly specifying the tiddler that it applies to.
!! Example
See also [[WidgetVariable: storyTiddler]] and [[WidgetVariable: currentTiddler]]
```
<$view tiddler=<<currentTiddler>> field=title/>
```
<<<
<$view tiddler=<<currentTiddler>> field=title/>
<<<
!! Other Standard Variables
* [[WidgetVariable: storyTiddler]]
* [[WidgetVariable: transclusion]]

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caption: storyTiddler
created: 20141001232753952
modified: 20141002133957245
modified: 20150107121000000
tags: Variables
title: WidgetVariable: storyTiddler
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
The ''storyTiddler'' variable is set by the [[default viewtemplate|$:/core/ui/ViewTemplate]] to the name of the current tiddler within tiddlers in the story river, and is not defined within the sidebar.
The ''storyTiddler'' [[variable|Variables]] is set by the [[default view-template|$:/core/ui/ViewTemplate]] to the title of the tiddler in the story river. It is therefore undefined in elements like the ''sidebar''.
See also [[WidgetVariable: currentTiddler]]
!! Example
```
<$view tiddler=<<storyTiddler>> field=title/>
```
<<<
<$view tiddler=<<storyTiddler>> field=title/>
<<<
!! Other Standard Variables
* [[WidgetVariable: currentTiddler]]
* [[WidgetVariable: transclusion]]

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caption: transclusion
created: 20141002004621385
modified: 20141002162057822
modified: 20150107121000000
tags: Variables
title: WidgetVariable: transclusion
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
! Mechanism
The ''transclusion'' variable is set automatically by the transclude widget to contain a string that identifies the position of the current node within the widget tree. In the sidebar it is set to `{|$:/core/ui/PageTemplate/sidebar|||}` and within the tiddler "HelloThere" in the story river it is set to `{HelloThere|HelloThere|||}`. Each nested level of transclusion appends another curly bracketed list of symbols.
The ''transclusion'' [[variable|Variables]] is automatically set by the TranscludeWidget to contain a string identifying the position of the current node within the widget tree.
The QualifyMacro uses the ''transclusion'' variable to identify the stack of transcluded tiddlers.
With the ''transclusion'' variable, the QualifyMacro identifies the stack of transcluded tiddlers.
! Example
In the sidebar, the ''transclusion'' variable is set to:<br>
`{|$:/core/ui/PageTemplate/sidebar|||}`
When the tiddler "HelloThere" is displayed in the story river ''transclusion'' is set to:<br> `{HelloThere|HelloThere|||}`
Each nested level of transclusion appends another curly bracketed list of symbols.
!! Example
''identifying if we're in the sidebar or not''
```
\define mymacro()
Hello from mymacro
<$list filter="[<transclusion>prefix[{|$:/core/ui/PageTemplate/sidebar|||}]]" emptyMessage="in a tiddler">
in the sidebar
We are
<$list
filter="[<transclusion>prefix[{|$:/core/ui/PageTemplate/sidebar|||}]]"
emptyMessage="in the story river.">
in the sidebar.
</$list>
\end
<<mymacro>>
```
Result in story tiddler
Result in a story tiddler:
```
Hello from mymacro in a tiddler
```
<<<
We are in the story river.
<<<
Result in the sidebar
Result in the sidebar:
```
Hello from mymacro in the sidebar
```
<<<
We are in the sidebar.
<<<

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caption: Variables
created: 20141002141231992
modified: 20141018104313995
modified: 20150107121000000
tags: WikiText
title: Variables in WikiText
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
! Defining Variables
Variables contains values defined by [[Widgets]].
Variables are available within the widget that defines them, and the child widgets in the widget tree.
\define tags() {{!!tags}}
Variables are defined by:
[[Variables]] contain values. They are available within the scope of the [[widget|Widgets]] in which they are defined, as well as all child widgets in the widget tree.
* TiddlyWiki core and viewtemplate
* SetWidget
* ListWidget
* [[Macro definition|Macros in WikiText]]
!!Defining Variables
! Using Variables
Variables are defined by...
Variables are used in:
; [[Macros|Macros in WikiText]]
: in fact, variables are macro shorthands (see example below)
; SetWidget
: sets a variable to a value
; ListWidget
: sets list-item and iterator variabes
; TiddlyWiki
: in the core and core templates
* Variable substitution `$(name)$`
* Concise shortcut `<<name>>`
* [[Filter expression|Introduction to Filters]] `[operator<variable-operand>]`
* Some default behaviors of [[Widgets]]
!!Using Variables
See also [[currentTiddler|WidgetVariable: currentTiddler]] variable, built-in [[variables|Variables]] and [[Confusion between Transclusion and Substitution]].
Variables are used via...
; shorthand
:`<<variableName>>`
; variable substitution within [[macros|Macros]]
:`$(variableName)$`
; as variable operands in [[filter expressions|Introduction to Filters]]
: `[operator<variableName>]`
; in [[widgets|Widgets]]
: internally, or as widget attributes
: `<$edit tiddler=<<currentTiddler>>/>`
!! Examples
''defining a variable via SetWidget''
```
<$set name=foo value=bar>
<<foo>>
</$set>
```
<<<
<$set name=foo value=bar>
<<foo>>
</$set>
<<<
''a variable is a macro''
Below, the `\define` pragma at the beginning of a tiddler [[defines the macro|Macros in WikiText]] `<<tags>>`, valid in the scope of the CurrentTiddler, returning the value of the standard `tags` field.
```
\define tags() {{!!tags}}
<<tags>>
```
<<<
<<tags>>
<<<
''using a filter variable to get all incoming links''
Using the [[backlinks|FilterOperator: backlinks]] [[filter operator|FilterOperators]] to get all tiddlers linking to this one...
```
<<list-links filter:"[<currentTiddler>backlinks[]]">>
```
<<<
<<list-links filter:"[<currentTiddler>backlinks[]]">>
<<<