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editions/tw5.com/tiddlers/releasenotes/5.4.0/#8972 - parenthesised-field-names.tid
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title: $:/changenotes/5.4.0/#8972/impacts/parenthesised-field-names
changenote: $:/changenotes/5.4.0/#8972
created: 20260609193636000
modified: 20260609193636000
tags: $:/tags/ImpactNote
impact-type: compatibility-break
description: A field name containing round brackets can no longer be used as a filter operator suffix, because `(` now starts a multi value variable operand.
Two filter operators take a field name in the suffix position: `regexp` and `search`. Up to 5.3.8 such a field name could contain round brackets, for example:
```
[regexp:_cd-work(s)[(?i)suite]]
[search:_cd-work(s)[suite]]
```
In 5.4.0 the new `(varname)` operand syntax for [[Multi-Valued Variables]] makes `(` start an operand. The parser now splits such a field name at the `(`, so the filter no longer matches.
This will not be fixed. The two readings of `field(x)`, a field named `field(x)` versus the field `field` with the operand `(x)`, are genuinely ambiguous, so `(` and `)` are reserved in filter operator names and suffixes from 5.4.0 onwards.
Workaround: do not use `(` or `)` in field names that are referenced as a filter operator suffix. Rename the field, for example `_cd-works`.
editions/tw5.com/tiddlers/wikitext/Description Lists in WikiText.tid
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!! Basic syntax
HTML description lists (<abbr title="also known as">AKA</abbr> definition lists) are created with this syntax:
HTML description lists (<abbr title="also known as">AKA</abbr> definition lists) are created with this syntax:
<<wikitext-example src:"; Term being described
: Description / Definition of that term
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!! Multiple terms and descriptions
You can create multiple descriptions for a term, or multiple terms for a single description:
You can create multiple descriptions for a term, or multiple terms with a single description:
<<wikitext-example src:"; Mouse
: A rodent with a small body and a long tail
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::: A coffee made with espresso and steamed milk
; Tea
: A beverage typically made from tea leaves
">>
">>
licenses/cla-individual.md
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Himmel, @NotHimmel, 2026/03/19
@sean-clayton, 2026/05/16
@vuktw, 2026/07/12