Added to TW-Scripts On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 4:27:39 AM UTC+4:30, Eric Shulman wrote: > > I did not now when you import a macro, then you cannot use it like >> $(path)$ >> > > A macro only does two kinds of processing: > * replace occurrences of $foo$ with the value passed in as a parameter > * replace occurrences of $(foo)$ with the value of a variable defined > *outside* the macro > > It then returns the contents of the macro, with the replacements, which > can then be further parsed in the calling context. > Thus, in your example, using the "\import aa" pragma inside your macro > doesn't work as you want because $(path)$ is not defined *outside* the > macro definition. > > The following, however, DOES work... > > in bb, write: > \define mymac_inner(file) > <$vars fullpath="$(path)$/$file$"> > some code go here! > <<fullpath>> is wrong! > </$vars> > \end > > \define mymac(file) > \import aa > <<mymac_inner $file$>> > \end > > Using the above, you can then call <<mymac readme>> from another tiddler, > and get the results you expect. > > enjoy, > -e > > > > > > > >
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