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Clarify opposite handling of de-duplication order for unique Operator vs Dominant Append (#8357)
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created: 20150123220223000
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modified: 20190610165255223
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modified: 20240709151004998
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tags: Filters
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title: Dominant Append
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type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
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@ -13,3 +13,5 @@ For example, if a selection contains `Andrew Becky Clara Daniel` and `Andrew Bar
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This behaviour can cause unexpected results when working with [[Mathematics Operators]]. For example, `1 2 3 +[sum[]]` evaluates to `6`, as expected. But `1 1 1 +[sum[]]` evaluates to `1`. Removing the `+[sum[]]` from each filter reveals the problem: `1 2 3` evaluates to the list `1`, `2`, `3`, while `1 1 1` evaluates to the single item `1` due to de-duplication.
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In such situations, the `=` prefix can be used to disable the de-duplication. For example, `=1 =1 =1 +[sum[]]` evaluates to `3` as expected. Alternatively, the [[split Operator]] can be used: `[[1,1,1]split[,]sum[]]`.
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<<.tip """To build a list of unique values that retains only the <<.em earliest>> copy of each value (the opposite behavior from <<.link "Dominant Append" "Dominant Append">>), first use the <<.link `:all` "All Filter Run Prefix">> filter run prefix (or its short form `=`) to retain all duplicate values while building your list. Then finish your filter run with the <<.olink unique>> operator" to remove later duplicates.""">>
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caption: unique
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created: 20240709151018238
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modified: 20240709151336906
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op-input: a list of items
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op-output: a list of unique items
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op-parameter: ignored
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title: unique Operator
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type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
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<<.note """Unlike the default <<.link "Dominant Append" "Dominant Append">> handling of duplication, the effect of <<.op unique>> is to retain only the <<.em earliest>> instance among duplicated values.""">>
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<<.operator-examples "unique">>
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