On 20/09/11 10:09, Jim Wight wrote:
> How might a macro determine when it is being called for the first time
> in a page?
I've come up with an answer to my own question: track the page name
(using macro.formatter.page.page_name). A change of name will obviously
be detected by the first call in a
On 22/09/11 08:11, R.Bauer wrote:
> Am 20.09.2011 11:09, schrieb Jim Wight:
>> How might a macro determine when it is being called for the first time
>> in a page?
>
> I think your question is related to the caching facility.
No, it's not that.
I have been seeking a way to detect when to perform
Am 20.09.2011 11:09, schrieb Jim Wight:
> How might a macro determine when it is being called for the first time
> in a page?
I think your question is related to the caching facility.
This depends on your macro. It can check if a cache of its result exists
and can output this.
If you want to re
How might a macro determine when it is being called for the first time
in a page?
Jim
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