Am Montag, 14. April 2014 22:49:28 UTC+2 schrieb Danielo RodrÃguez:
>
>
> And, what is the qualify macro for?
>
As the "QualifyMacro" states:
The results returned by the qualify macro will depend upon where it is
> used. For example:
>
> <<qualify "base">>
>
> Returns:
>
> base-{324484851}
>
It gives a unique number depending on where the macro is used. So if you
put the same stuff into another tiddler, you get a different number.
How can it be used as a widget parameter? I read several times that is not
> possible, and I'm still using it and seeing it in the wiki core tiddlers.
>
Where did you read that? Maybe you mix it up with::
<<macro param=<<anotherMacro>>>>
Or maybe
<<macro param=<$myWidget/>>>
Or even
<$widget param=<$anotherWidget/>>
All of those don't work, except for the first one which works when written
like this:
<$macrocall $name="macro" param=<<anotherMacro>>/>
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