Macro should be at the beginning of a tiddler before anything else.
IMHO there could be an exception: including macros.
Here is my use case: I'm writing a tutorial/how-to about difficulties in TW
programming. I illustrate my points with sample macros. I want to show the
code within my articles and expose the output of invoicing the macros there
as well.
I don't want to copy-paste the code. This is not pedagogic and prone to
errors.
I know how to do this for code which does not include macros.
For code with macro definitions, my how-to tiddler would begin by
{{my-sample-macros]]
which would be replaced by
\define foo() bar
which would be OK as far as macro definitions is concerned IF my exception
was an implemented feature.
Now' There could be a way around if there is a mean to dynamically create a
new tiddler with the include already done, a tiddler that I would use for
viewing, keeping the tiddler with the macro-including-start as a source of
my tiddler. I have not yet explored that way as I am deeply ignorant about
dynamic creation of tiddlers yet.
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Jean-Pierre
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