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["Corey Sweeney" <address@hidden>]

I tried this:

<assign|include-with-intro|<\macro|filename|intro>
  <\with|intro-text|intro>
    <include|/home/corey/sql-queries.tm>
  </with>
</macro>>

However, the parameter "intro" in <with|intro-text|intro|... refuses
to become a paramater from the macro (i.e. brown and italicized), and
becomes the literal text "intro".  Usually it happens
automatically when I hit tab.  Is there a way to force this to
happen?

I did try this first:
<assign|include-with-intro|<\macro|filename|intro-text>

  <include|/home/corey/sql-queries.tm>

</macro>>

But then the included file believed that intro-text was not defined at all.


What I'm trying to do is to pass a introductory paragraph to a included
file, while still leaving the introductory paragraph editable in the
master document.  So for example I would call with:

<include-with-intro|sql-queries.tm|introduction: SQL is a horrible
language because it violates the tupple calculus.  However we
still use it in this document anyway.>

and then sql-queries has a 
<value|intro-text> 
in it after the title.

By making it a macro, then I'm hopeing to be able to edit the
introductory text in GUI mode, without having to go find some invisible
assign statement.  The rest of the included doc would not be
editable, 


(the same sql-queries.tm file gets included in differnt documents, each
which would like to have a differnt introductary paragraph.


Corey
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