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I just encountered some behavior, which I think could be a bug - or I misunderstand the feature :-)
According to the documentation, I should be able to add tags to objects (data block) like this:
´´´#person
name: Pete
age: 55
tags: one, two
´´´
I was hoping to get all tags listed, if I query for tag, like it works for tags in items for example.
But I get no result:
´´´query
tag where name= "one"
´´´
On the other hand, I do find the "person" that has the tags assigned:
´´´query
person where tags =~ /one/
´´´
However, that has strange behaviour, too. Look at the itags column. There are single letters listed as itags? Makes no sense to me...
ref
tag
name
age
tags
pos
page
itags
test@933
person
Pete
55
one, two
933
test
person, o, n, e, ,, , t, w
Playing around a bit, I realized, that the first issue applies to other objects, too: Example paragraph #two
I can query fine for paragraph where tag =~ /two/ , but querying for tag where name =~ /two/ gives no result.
Not sure, if that is by accident or by design :-)
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Hi,
I just encountered some behavior, which I think could be a bug - or I misunderstand the feature :-)
According to the documentation, I should be able to add tags to objects (data block) like this:
I was hoping to get all tags listed, if I query for tag, like it works for tags in items for example.
But I get no result:
On the other hand, I do find the "person" that has the tags assigned:
However, that has strange behaviour, too. Look at the itags column. There are single letters listed as itags? Makes no sense to me...
Playing around a bit, I realized, that the first issue applies to other objects, too:
Example paragraph #two
I can query fine for
paragraph where tag =~ /two/
, but querying fortag where name =~ /two/
gives no result.Not sure, if that is by accident or by design :-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: