Part 2: Assigning other values by calling a macro via a variable.
Code:
---
\define He-She-check(gendervalue:"_false_")
<$vars value="""$gendervalue$""">
<$set name="result" filter="[<value>!prefix[_false_]]" value="He-She"
emptyValue="no-value">
<$macrocall $name=<<result>> gendervalue=$gendervalue$ />
</$set>
</$vars>
\end
\define He-She(gendervalue)
<$vars value="""$gendervalue$""">
<$set name="result" filter="[<value>prefix[he]]" value="He" emptyValue="She">
result: <<result>>
</$set>
</$vars>
\end
\define no-value(gendervalue)
gender is not defined
\end
<$checkbox field="gender" checked="he" unchecked="she"> male</$checkbox>
output: <$macrocall $name="He-She-check" gendervalue={{!!gender}}/>
---
In the check-macro we test, if the value is not empty in the same way as
before.
According to the test result we assign the name of the next macro we want to
call.
If we have a value, we go to the He-She macro and check, if the value is "he".
Then we generate a maching output "He" or "She".
O.k. for your brain?
All the best!
Thomas
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