Re: Re: init/cleanup/shared/

I'm not quite sure what you're getting at but if you want a deferred 
#include you can do this with #templet/#eval.  (#macro won't work since 
they are evaluated at build time.)

For example:

#templet $dynaIncl { \#include as template \$file }
#eval $dynaIncl using { "file": "myfile.wmt" }

With the newest version of #eval in CVS you can do this in one step:

#eval "\#include as template \$file" using { "file": "myfile.wmt" }

Note the need for backslashes to escape the # and $ chars.  Otherwise 
they will get evaluated prior to the #eval.

Hope this helps.

Keats

dinesh t b wrote:

>Trying to post it again, as it did not show up
>
>From: "Jason E. Stewart" <[email protected]>
>Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 6:15 PM
>Subject: Re: init/cleanup/shared/
>
>
>  
>
>>"dinesh t b" <[email protected]> writes:
>>
>>    
>>
>>>#macro pantotoparse($file){
>>>
>>>this is the stuff that goes before the real parse
>>>
>>>#include as template $file
>>>
>>>and the clean up stuff after the parse
>>>
>>>}
>>>
>>>So we can use #pantotoparse("myfoo.wm") instead and we get what we want.
>>>
>>>However this does not compile as #include tries to expand immediately,
>>>and we cannot get the necessary "delay" that we want for the include.
>>>      
>>>
>>We should add that we're using the 2.0b of WebMacro.
>>
>>We tried using #eval with a #templet - but this too did not work -
>>the #include got executed at definition time, not at run time. Putting
>>the #include inside a string, inside the #eval didn't work either -
>>it never got executed - instead it just printed the string...
>>
>>Cheers,
>>jas.
>>    
>>



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