28 Mar
2011
28 Mar
'11
6:26 p.m.
On Mar 28, 2011, at 6:01 PM, Andreas Hahn wrote:
Vincent, could you please clarify ?
Your response left me in a state of confusion.
Group Block, ie (((...))) in xwiki syntax 2.x always generates a DIV in the XHTML Renderer
indeed.
Not exactly.
Block parameters for standalone macro is not supported right now, you need to write:
(% .... %)(((
{{macro/}}
)))
Is it true when using this group syntax the macro is supposed to
*always* enclose its content in a <div> ? If not what is the exact definition of when to enclose
it in <div> ?
Blocks can be either inline or standalone. Inline is the "opposite" of
standalone.
Standalone means content separated from previous or following content by 2 new lines.
If you write
(% ... %){{macro/}}
then you're creating an inline macro.
Using this syntax (is inline==standalone ? ) (which is not yet
supported if I understand you right )
What is not currently supported is parameters for standalone macros, as in:
content1
(% .... %)
{{macro/}}
content2
I might pass parameters to that macro but which
parameters the macro
supports depends on the macros programmers decision.
(there is no common set supported) Right ?
What parameter are you talking about? You can pass both block parameters or macro
parameters.
When you pass macro parameters, yes it's up to the macro to decide what to do with
it.
Hope it's more clear now.... ;)
-Vincent
thanks for clarification
Andreas