raw="on"
is specified, that variable expansion does not happen.
This topic explains what it is for and what it really means.
EOTC__
to a variable name.
Leveraging INCLUDE
with raw="on"
, a template topic can be composed of multiple topics.
Let's say there is a topic named ThreePartTemplate as follows.
%EOTC__INCLUDE{"TmplPartA" raw="on"}% %EOTC__INCLUDE{"TmplPartB" raw="on"}%Thanks to
raw="on"
, TWiki variables in TmplPartA and TmplPartB are not expanded when those topics are included.
Since most variables are not expanded in topic creation, most variables in TmplPartA and TmplPartB are put as they are in the new topic.
Let's assume TmplPartA contains %CALENDAR%
. It will show up as is in a topic created based on ThreePartTemplate. %CALENDAR%
is not subject to expansion in topic creation, so it's left as is in the created topic.
raw="on'
wasn't present, %CALENDAR%
would be expanded in the context of TmplPartA.
%CALENDAR%
on it.
%TOPIC%
.
IncludedTopic: %TOPIC%
If that's included by another topic IncludingTopic with raw="on"
parameter and this enhancement is in effect, IncludingTopic shows IncludedTopic.
IncludingTopic: %INCLUDE{"IncludedTopic" raw="on"}%
-> IncludingTopic
This is because when IncludedTopic is included by IncludingTopic, the variable %TOPIC%
is not expanded and
the processing of %INCLUDE{"IncludedTopic" raw="on"}%
ends there.
Then, %TOPIC%
is expanded in the IncludingTopic's context.
On the other hand, if you don't have raw="on"
, %TOPIC%
is expanded in IncludedTopic's context.
IncludingTopic: %INCLUDE{"IncludedTopic"}%
-> IncludedTopic
Related Topics: VarINCLUDE, TWikiTemplates#Variable_Expansion
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