Hi again, Kev,
well, transclusion has little to do with programming. Its some weird
TiddlyWiki lingo. I actually have no clue about the origin of this notion
but what I do know is that it simply means to use the <<tiddler>> macro to *
include* or *embed* one tiddler into another while being able to pass some
substitution parameters, e.g....
*[[Tiddler Example]]*
Render me [[SomeTemplate]] with some custom content...
<<tiddler SomeTemplate with: custom content>>
...whereas like with other macros "custom" and "content" would be the
parameters or "variables" passed down to the template for substitution as...
$1 = custom
$2 = content
If this were the actual template tiddler...
*[[SomeTemplate]] *
I like //$1// ''$2''!
Then the actual output for [[TiddlerExample]] would be...
Render me *SomeTemplate* with some custom content...
I like *custom* *content*!
This is a very powerful concept for content reuse and templating. If your
template actually did some Javascript magic, then you would have your own
little programm, e.g...
*[[MagicTemplate]]*
<html><span onclick="alert('$1');">Click me for a magic message...
</span></html>
or...
*[[MultiMacroTemplate]]*
The tag macro output for [[$1]]...
<<tag [[$1]]>>
The list macro output for [[$1]]...
<<list filter [tag[$1]]>>
Cheers, Tobias.
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