Unfortunately, I've never found it possible to pass a macro with a
parameter inside another widget . You need to wrap it in a wrapper so the
parameter is hidden. This worked for me, but I don't have your test data,
or know how you're planning to use the results:
\define baseElem() <$macrocall $name=getElementID basename=$(basename)$/>
<$set name="basename" value={{$:/isms/tmp/NewISMSElement!!name_base}}>
<$set name="elementID" value=<<baseElem>> >
</$set></$set>
Good luck!
Mark
On Wednesday, July 13, 2016 at 7:59:01 AM UTC-7, Hans Maulwurf wrote:
>
> ok, one last question
>
> how do i give the variable "basename" to the inner macrocall inside the
> second/nested set??
>
> <$set name="basename" value={{$:/isms/tmp/NewISMSElement!!name_base}}>
> <$set name="elementID" value=<<getElementID <<basename>> >> >
>
> </$set></$set>
>
>
>
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