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[Miguel de Benito Delgado <address@hidden>]

Hmm... in my simple life, I've never needed compound (or, more likely, known I needed it). But anyway, what sort of problems do you mean? In my (naive?) tests with those macros I saw no problem and the original ones by Pablo simply did nothing (changing mostrar-dudas to true made no difference as to what was displayed). I must be missing something, right?

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Miguel de  Benito.

On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 14:59, Sam Liddicott <address@hidden> wrote:

On 02/08/11 13:37, Miguel de Benito Delgado wrote:

Sorry, but your code doesn't work for me and I'm not sure I understand what you expect it to do

  1. Should your dudas be hidden when mostrar-dudas is false,

     including the body of the duda (i.e. the remark itself)?
     Then I'd do something like:

     <assign|duda2|<macro|texto|<if|<value|mostrar-dudas>|<dudaux|<arg|texto>>|<value|nada>>>>

     And no unnecessary paragraphs are inserted.

  2. Or should rather just the text "Duda" be hidden? Then I'd go for:

     <assign|duda3|<macro|texto|<if|<value|mostrar-dudas>|<dudaux|<arg|texto>>|<arg|texto>>>>

Blatant <if> clauses like this cause problems for a macro that wants to act both as a block macro and an inline macro, hence the tricks with compound

Sam