On Friday, January 5, 2018 at 10:12:29 PM UTC-8, Mark S. wrote:
>
> \define mymacro2(web id) [ext[Linktext|$web$$id$]]
> \define mymacro() <$macrocall $name="mymacro2" web="
> https://mydomain.com/files/"; id={{!!webid}}/>
> <<mymacro>>
>
good answer... I was preparing a similar response, with somewhat different
syntax to stay as close as possible to the OP "spec by example". Here's my
solution:
\define mymacro() <$vars webid={{!!webid}}<<mymacro_makelink>></$
vars>
\define mymacro_makelink() [ext[Linktext|https:
//verylongdomain.com/$(webid)$]]
The approach is basically the same as yours, except I avoided passing the
$web$ parameter by using a fixed literal value directly in place. I also
avoided passing the id parameter by using the <$vars> widget to fetch the
"{{!!webid}}" field value and set the $(webid)$ variable. Lastly, as a
matter of style, I prefer to use more description naming for "worker"
macros rather than simply adding a number. If there are a lot of worker
macros involved, it would be hard to remember which numbered function does
what! Thus, "mymacro_link()" instead of "mymacro2()".
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
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