In need for a cascade:all[] Filter Run Prefix

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Wow

Thanks @btheado This may solve issues I have raised elsewhere, when trying to document and reuse filters, or construct filters.

When used with join it actually is an approach to concatenation and avoids substitution or backtick attributes.

  • We may need to document this.

What a trick :clap: :nerd_face:

\function construct.filter() "[" "length[]match[3]" "prefix[ca]" "]" +[join[]]

<<construct.filter>>

Returns: [length[]match[3]prefix[ca]]

  • This may even permit a rewrite of the solution to this topic?
  • Note you can even include evaluated filters for variables, fields etc…

[Edited]
If you use <<construct.filter>> as the filter to a list widget it operates as a filter. So it can be viewed or used.

We can say;

  • Did you know you can use literals in functions?
  • Functions to prepare strings, tooltips and more.
  • Functions to generate plain text strings