{# This is just an example of how this might work, but not fully
implemented. it uses tagsets in myv.tagset to filter stuff. Will await
further instruction from myv people.

Example tagsets follow, but naturally forms containing these tags need
to be generated for this to work.

    # Testing a new tag paradigm template that uses these tagsets to
    # filter forms

    subject_conjugation_person: 
     - "ScPl1"
     - "ScPl2"
     - "ScPl3"
     - "ScSg1"
     - "ScSg2"
     - "ScSg3"
    object_conjugation_person:
     - "OcPl1"
     - "OcPl2"
     - "OcPl3"
     - "OcSg1"
     - "OcSg2"
     - "OcSg3"
    obj_conjugation_tab_one:
     - "ScPl1"
    obj_conjugation_tab_two:
     - "ScPl2"
    obj_conjugation_tab_three:
     - "ScPl3"

#}
tab one
<dl class="dl-horizontal miniparadigm">
    {%- for form in paradigm|by_tagset_value("subject_conjugation_person", "ScPl1") -%}

        {% if form.tag %}
            <dt>{{ form.tag|tagfilter(_from, _to)  }}</dt>
        {% endif %}

        {% if form.form %}
        <dd>{{ form.form }}</dd>
        {% else %}
            <dd>?</dd>
        {% endif %}
    {%- endfor -%}
</dl>
tab two

<dl class="dl-horizontal miniparadigm">
    {%- for form in paradigm|by_tagset_value("subject_conjugation_person", "ScPl2") -%}

        {% if form.tag %}
            <dt>{{ form.tag|tagfilter(_from, _to)  }}</dt>
        {% endif %}

        {% if form.form %}
        <dd>{{ form.form }}</dd>
        {% else %}
            <dd>?</dd>
        {% endif %}
    {%- endfor -%}
</dl>

tab three
<dl class="dl-horizontal miniparadigm">
    {%- for form in paradigm|by_tagset_value("subject_conjugation_person", "ScPl3") -%}

        {% if form.tag %}
            <dt>{{ form.tag|tagfilter(_from, _to)  }}</dt>
        {% endif %}

        {% if form.form %}
        <dd>{{ form.form }}</dd>
        {% else %}
            <dd>?</dd>
        {% endif %}
    {%- endfor -%}
</dl>
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