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I don't think the triple quotes are necessary, i.e enough with single
quotes, or?
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Hello Evolena,
Thank you for your code suggestion but it's a bit too abstract for my tiny
brain. I was thinking of something of the form:
\define myMacro(arg1 arg2)
for i in arg1:
make a string that does something useful and insert $arg1[i]$ and
$arg2[i]$ values
\end
myArray1=[string1,
Le dimanche 13 septembre 2015 10:48:18 UTC+2, Bob Flandard a écrit :
>
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to define an array and pass it as an argument to a user
> defined macro and then loop through each element of the array within the
> macro?
>
> Thanks, Bob
>
Of course, something lke that:
The built-in tools don't work that way. You would probably need to write a
widget or a javascript macro if you really want to do something step-wise.
But it if you explain what exactly it is you want to accomplish, there are
a lot of clever people in this forum who have thought up all sorts of
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