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defining tags
- From: Carsten Wartmann <nospam@thanx>
- Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2000 22:15:01 +0100 (CET)
Itīs me again...
the problem with the multiple includeof files was a
#include "" instead #include ''.
In the small news-files I want a simple tag similar to that:
<news 19.01.2000 www.dunbar.com "Python Doc Browser">
This is easy with the documentation:
<define-tag news>
<tr><td bgcolor="#00FFFF" width="168">
%0: <a href="http://%1/">%2</a>
</td></tr>
</define-tag>
This renders a new cell into the news-table.
This works but is not very self explaining, so I tried this:
<news date="19.01.2000" link="www.dunbar.com" text="Python Doc Browser">
As I understand the documentation I came up with this:
<define-tag news2 date link text>
<tr><td bgcolor="#00FFFF" width="168">
<get-var date>: <a href="http://<get-var link>/"><get-var text></a>
</td></tr>
</define-tag>
which doesnīt works quite as expected, a <get-var date> expands to
date="19.01.2000" and not only "19.01.2000". So is it possible to
define tags like the second?
Thanks,
Carsten.
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