http://www.webmacro.org/MacroDirective
Re Lane documenting #macro: I would be happy to if I knew the first thing
about how it worked ... its ins and outs and conventions. Like can you have
a library of macros and how to properly organize? Can you call a macro
recursively? Are there issues pertaining to explicit and implicit scope of
a declaration inside a macro? Does a reference introduced in a macro
survive its execution?
If anyone other than Brian has a good clue on the above, I am happy to
collaborate and proof but I am definitely not the gospel on this subject.
If you are knowledgeable about the macro directive the above link is where
to document it.
http://www.webmacro.org/MethodReference
Also, on the topic of documentation, who did the methodizing stuff? Can
they document this at the above url.
btw: isn't wiki just fantastic???
Eric: I will work with folks on this so you can concentrate on the release.
Please plan that it __will__ get done.
methodizer, macro experts: please work with me to accomplish the 1.1
updates to the wm site!
-lane
At 12:19 AM 11/1/2002 -0500, Eric B. Ridge wrote:
>Since some folks have been nagging for quite some time about a beta
>release, let's do one Monday, November 4th.
>
>Could I convince somebody to write up some documentation on the website
>about #macro? Lane?
>
>eric
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