does or doesn't it work?
currently it's not possible to output a macro as is, ie. without processing it as macro or as html entity, or is it?
examples:
- This story is here.
- This story is here;.
- This story is <% this.link text="here" %>.
This story is here.
This story is <% this.link text="here" %>.
(1. without any tagging; 2. with <tt>; 3. with <tt> and manually encoded macro tags 3. with <code>; 4. with <code> and manually encoded macro tags.)
let's say it works. but unfortunately, only with <tt> tags and manually encoded macro tags making the code tag not that usable as it could be. but who cares.
and what about macros inside tags? give it try:
- This story is here.
- This story is here.
- This story is <% this.link text="here" %>.
This story is here.
This story is <% this.link text="here" %>.
bien. but far from being great.
hns
You have a mistake in the explanation of the first list, I think it should be:
(1. without any tagging; 2. with <tt> 3. with <tt> and manually encoded macro tags 4. with <code> 5. with <code> and manually encoded macro tags.)
Actually, using <code> should yield the desired result. I think it is a bug in Helma 1.2.1 that this is not the case. I'm checking this right now.