Is this possible: from this.file.folder
See original GitHub issueI use some Table-of-Contents dataviews inside folders like my +Inbox
. Since you’ve now introduced this
, I wonder if something like the following might be possible:
table file.ctime as Created, file.mtime as "Last modified"
from this.file.folder
where file.name != this.file.name
sort file.mtime descending
Note from this.file.folder
because the TOC note is inside a folder which might be renamed.
When trying this with 0.2.14, I currently get:
Dataview: Error:
-- PARSING FAILED --------------------------------------------------
1 | table file.ctime as Created, file.mtime as "Last modified"
> 2 | from this.file.folder
| ^
3 | where file.name != this.file.name
4 | sort file.mtime descending
Expected one of the following:
'!', '(', '-', 'outgoing(', file link, string, tag ('#hello/stuff')
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Ah, you can indeed hack around it via a
WHERE
clause. It’s worth noting you no longer needFROM ""
if you want to query from everything - just omit theFROM
section and it will do so automatically.This seems to work, yay: