Problems with define Macros

[Gerald Weis]

Hi Guys

I'm using an fresh tiddlywiki 5.19

Now i have declared an Stylsheet-file and an Macrofile

But i have an Problem.

The macro don't started from any tiddler

that is the macrocode

\define Sitzungen (Termin Ort Teilnehmer)

<div class="abgerundet">

Sitzungseinladung

</div>

Termin: <br>

$Termin$<p>

Ort:<br>$Ort$<p>

Teilnehmer:<br> $Teilnehmer$

<div class="abgerundet">

Tagesordnung

</div>

\end

Displayed in the Macrofile-preview is 

\define Macroname

the design in div1

Termin: <br>

$Termin$<p>

Ort:<br>$Ort$<p>

Teilnehmer:<br> $Teilnehmer$

the design in div2

\end

but it don't started from any tiddler

whats wrong?

[Mark S.]

You are showing two macros, I think.

But you are not showing how they are invoked/called. Perhaps like this? :

<<Macroname "stuff" "zeug">>

The second macro is wrong:

\define Macroname

because it needs parenthesis, like:

\define Macroname()

For macros to be used everywhere, they need to be tagged

$:/tags/Macro

From the upper right hand corner of each tiddler you can click on "export". If you export your tiddlers as JSON and attach them to your next post, it will be easier to see what you are doing and help you.

Good luck

-- Mark

[Gerald Weis]

Hello Mark S.

It is only one Macro what i show

the first one show the definitions.

the second one show what it is doing.

that is the macrocode

\define Sitzungen (Termin Ort Teilnehmer)

<div class="abgerundet">

Sitzungseinladung

</div>

Termin: <br>

$Termin$<p>

Ort:<br>$Ort$<p>

Teilnehmer:<br> $Teilnehmer$

<div class="abgerundet">

Tagesordnung

</div>

\end

if i call the Macro with

<<Sitzungen "Termin" "Ort" "Teilnehmer">> 

the macrocall donothing.

The tag for the Macrofile ist set to $:/tags/Macro

all the same  do  not running the Macro

[Eric Shulman]

On Saturday, January 19, 2019 at 12:57:56 AM UTC-8, Gerald Weis wrote:

that is the macrocode

\define Sitzungen (Termin Ort Teilnehmer)

The TWCore macro parser expects the parens of the macro parameter list to *immediately* follow the macro name, without any intervening white space.  You have a space between "Sitzungen" and the open parentheses of the parameter list.  This prevents the parser from properly recognizing the macro definition, so it is just being output as if it was normal wiki content in that tiddler.

enjoy,

-e

Eric Shulman

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[Gerald Weis]

thanks

it run