On Thursday, October 12, 2017 at 10:41:37 AM UTC+2, Riz wrote:
>
> IMO this can already be done with macors, without any new invention.
>> -m
>>
> Can you provide an example? So far I failed to replicate the intended
> results. When I write <$button <<myparams>>> Hello </$button> it returns an
> error.
>
The call I had in mind looks like this:
<<myButton myParamTiddlerTitle>>
A heavily simplified macro implementatoin would be similar to - eg:
title: myButtonMacro
tag: $:/tags/Macro
\define myButton(params label:"click me")
<$button to={{$params$##to}}
class={{$params$##class}}>"""$label$"""</$button>
\end
title: params
type: application/json
{
"class": "myclass",
"to": "params"
}
call: <<myButton params>>
have fun!
mario
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