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> From: peter@pajamian.dhs.org<BR>> On 28/11/10 04:25, Paul Jordan wrote:<BR>> > most, if<BR>> > not all other tags default interpolate=yes, reparse=no.<BR>> <BR>> Actually the default for all tags is interpolate=no reparse=yes unless<BR>> changed by the UserTag directive's Interpolate or NoReparse attributes.<BR><BR>
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What the F batman. I don't see how I could have thought the opposite for the last 10 years. :-)<BR>
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Maybe I had it wrong all this time?<BR>
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[if scratch foo][scratch bar][/if]<BR>
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I thought that Interpolation meant that when this IF tag evaluates, that it's output will be whatever is stored inside [scratch bar]. If Interpolate is off, then when this IF evaluates it will place [scratch bar] verbatim, square brakets and all, to the page. Reparse on the other hand, I always thought meant that if turned on in this example, would process ITL tags that may be contained inside the storage of the scratch "bar" (kinda like recursion).<BR>
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Is that wrong? With my assumptions all this time, things have worked pretty much as expected.<BR>
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Furthermore, I'd swear on my ex-girlfriends grave that the docs used to reflect interpolate=true, reparse=false. I remember back when I first got into this - it's very clear in my memory.<BR>
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