Hi all, maybe this is a stupid question, but is it possible to include another template with named parameters? Eg, I have an "address" object which I need to display several times, but there are several different locations of my address object within the object model. I don't want to copy and paste the bit of address-display template each time. Therefore I want a way to do: ## include the "addressDisplay.vm" template (with $address = $delivery.address) and somewhere else it might be ## include the "addressDisplay.vm" template (with $address = $creditCard.billingAddress) Then in my addressDisplay.vm, use "$address" as a regular context variable. Furthermore, it would be nice if the context in the included template was locally scoped to the included template only, and did not affect the "parent" template's context. I know I can do: #set( $address = $delivery.address ) #parse( "addressDisplay.vm" ) ... #set( $address = $creditCard.billingAddress ) #parse( "addressDisplay.vm" ) but (1) I have to remember to set $address before each #parse and (2) I might already have an $address in the current template that I don't want to interfere with. If I had several "parameters" to pass to the included template, it quickly gets verbose and error prone. Is this the best way? I've seen the TilesTool documentation, but it doesn't seem to offer this kind of functionality. Maybe I could define "addressDisplay" as an included macro and pass the address object to it. But then if I have lots of reusable bits of template, I would have to include them all in case they're used. Any recommendations? Many thanks, Maurice
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