On Wednesday, August 12, 2015 at 10:39:01 AM UTC-7, FrD wrote: > > \define myMacro() >> one two three >> \end >> >> <$set name="test" filter="[explicit<myMacro>nth[2]]"> >> test with variable : <<test>> >> </$set> >> >> This should also work, without needing to define a custom filter: \define myMacro() one two three \define myFilter() $(myMacro)$ +[nth[2]] <$set name="test" filter=<<myFilter>>> test with variable : <<test>> </$set>
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