Macro file : how to reference a default function whose name I gave to a macro?

[Ralf_Reddings]

The default search function parent-name: is not ideal for me, so I decided to rename it to parent: via a macro:

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"parent","parent-name:"

Is it possible to also assign a macro to the now over written default function parent:? Some time ago I remember reading a solution void gave which was the following, but it does not work. a search consisting of "no-child:" shows nothing, it should show drives. ( I am on the latest beta):

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"parent","parent-name:"
"no-child","""parent:"""

I know alternative names exist for this search function:

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in-folder:
no-sub-folders:

But this is an issue I have been coming across some time now for creating macros/repurposing function names, and have not managed to find a solution.

Cheers.

[void]

Please try the :: prefix.

The :: prefix will bypass macro names and only reference function names.

::parent:

[Ralf_Reddings]

Brilliant! Thank you.