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Claude Brisson commented on VELOCITY-940:
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Velocimacros do support recursion. But there was a specific bug whenever using
a non-block call inside a block. Fixed in 2.4.
> Probably related, if you call a #@macro from inside another #@macro, the
> $bodyContent gets trashed, as in it doesn't seem to get restored when the
> inner macro finishes.
Not reproduced. But one thing to note: if you alter the content of $bodyContent
with a #set directive, the initial value won't be restored. This is by design.
> bodyContent in nested macros called without @ should be unset
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> Key: VELOCITY-940
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VELOCITY-940
> Project: Velocity
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Engine
> Affects Versions: 1.7.x, 2.3
> Reporter: Willow Nice
> Priority: Minor
>
> Hi! First ever maybe bug report (pls be gentle).
>
> {{#macro(test $label)Something $!label $!bodyContent#\{end}}}
> {{#@test('First')}}{{#test('Second')}}{{#end}}
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> ends up a recurring mess because $bodyContent seems to be still defined when
> calling the inner macro without a block. I propose (perleeze) that it should
> always be unset when calling a macro without a block. It's fine if you always
> call with @ and supply an empty block, or unset it manually before the second
> call
> p.s.
> #@\{test} or #\{@test} doesn't work either
>
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