Hi Nathan, > you almost had it. remember, by default velocity does not parse things in > single quotes, but does parse those in double quotes. so as long as your arg1 > does not require parsing, you can do: > > #set( $foo = "#mymacro( 'arg1' )" ) > > and the string 'arg1' will be passed to the macro which is then evaluated and > set as $foo. Hmm. Didn't know you could do that. Even works if the macro result has a line separator! Still got lots of learning to do. :)
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