So I found one way which seems to work - but I don't see the logic in it.
\define the_link()
[[Comment for '$(x)$']]
\end
\define okay_link()
<$set name="x" value={{!!title}}>
<<the_link>>
</$set>
\end
<<okay_link>>
A similar way, but one level less does not work:
\define nok_link()
<$set name="x" value={{!!title}}>
[[Comment for '$(x)$']]
</$set>
\end
<<nok_link>>
To be honest: I find this quite confusing (and frustrating).
What's most confusing: We have several ways of accessing similar stuff.
At least we have:
$parameter$ - for macro parameters
$(variable)$ - for variables
It seems to me as if these variables are a kind of a global for macros but
do not work outside of macros.
<$set name="variable" value="val">
here we can't use $(variable)$
while <<macro>> will be able to use it
</$set>
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