Re: finding occurrences of symbols in a string

Hi everyone!

Thanks for all your help!

The approach to ditch my group and just use foo and bar as group names won't work for me, as I use my PMwiki for multiple projects, each having its own group.

But the cluster cookbook sounds very promising and the rewriting of the title function as well. I'll play around with this tonight :)

Best regards
Thomas

13 Jun 2023 06:42:27 Petko Yotov <[email protected]>:

> Or you could indeed simply have separate wikigroups:
> 
> Instead of:
>    mygroup.foo1-bar1
>    mygroup.foo2-bar3-foobar2
> 
> Use just:
>    foo1.bar1
>    bar3.foobar2
> 
> Petko
> 
> 
> On 13/06/2023 06:19, ABClf wrote:
>> As an alternative, eventually, you may also be interested in looking
>> at this recipe :
>> https://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Cluster
>> Gilles.
>> Le jeu. 8 juin 2023 à 22:55, Thomas Hirtenlehner
>> <[email protected]> a écrit :
>>> Hi folks!
>>> I tried to get some order into my pages by a naming scheme that sorts
>>> the pages in my glossary in an alphabetical order. So something like this:
>>> mygroup.foo1-bar1
>>> mygroup.foo1-bar2
>>> mygroup.foo2-bar3-foobar1
>>> mygroup.foo2-bar3-foobar2
>>> now foo1-bar2 is a rather lousy title for a page, so I tried to automate
>>> the title by excluding foo1 from the title like this:
>>> (:title {(substr {$Name} 13)}:)
>>> but of course, the 13 only works iff foo1 actually has 13 letters.
>>> Is there a way to search for "-" to feed the substring directive
>>> automatically with the correct number?
>>> and if so: how do I handle cases with more than one "-" in it?
>>> thanks in advance!
>>> Thomas
>>> 
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