Customizing tiddler names doesn't support constructor filter expressions, does it?

[dongrentianyu]

When configuring $:/config/FileSystemPaths, if I use a tag to filter, it categorizes correctly. If I include a constructor filter expression, such as enlist, it fails to categorize correctly. Is this a bug?

this can’t categproze cprrectly.

[enlist{Forge-config}addprefix[forgeForge/]]

[pmario]

How does your Forg-config content look like?

[dongrentianyu]

just list some tiddlers,like this

[[$:/config/FileSystemPaths]] homepage-Control-Panel-config Forge-config-fitler light-or-dark-mode-palette [[$:/config/NewTiddler/Tags]] [[$:/GitHub/Repo]] [[$:/palette]] [[$:/SiteSubtitle]] [[$:/SiteTitle]] Forge-config-siteTitle [[$:/config/NewJournal/Tags]]

[dongrentianyu]

Tagging operator is not working inside $:/config/FileSystemPaths

When used for instance in Advanced Search, this is true and the full filter that is evaluated is: [all[tiddlers]tag[TiddlyWiki Doc]tagging[]] That is, you start with all the tiddlers and select the ones with a given tag. However, in path filters your starting point is a single tiddler title and you want to test if it matches a given filter and if so, specify its path. So your filter logic needs to take into account that is starting with the tiddler title of the tiddler to be tested. Used in…

I think this is key point.

[pmario]

Does this info from Saq resolve your issue?

[dongrentianyu]

I’ve changed my approach. I’ve now added specific fields to all these tiddlers, and I’m using those fields to filter them, which results in the correct categorization. The Saq response explained part of this, but I think more clarification is needed. This information should be written in the documentation; otherwise, other issues might arise, such as the problem with the tagging filter expression mentioned above.

[pmario]

I did add this thread to the existing GitHub issue: [BUG] User Defined Filter Operators Using Functions Do Not Work When Used in Filter Expression in FileSystemPaths · Issue #8561 · TiddlyWiki/TiddlyWiki5 · GitHub
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