If you want get programme with it, you need to allow one macro to call another.
Your repeat command, would simply become call macro X multiple times.
You create your limitation by on honouring only N levels of nesting.
If you want get programme with it, you need to allow one macro to call another.
Your repeat command, would simply become call macro X multiple times.
You create your limitation by on honouring only N levels of nesting.
My understanding of the suggestion was repeating a single line, not calling another macro.
Something like:
/ac "Basic Synthesis" <me> <wait.3> <repeat.3>
in place of:
/ac "Basic Synthesis" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Basic Synthesis" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Basic Synthesis" <me> <wait.3>
It wouldn't change the basic rules of what a macro can do, just condense it into using fewer lines (rather like the "<wait.3>" suffix compared to the separate "/wait 3" command that we used to have to use).
Oh, and yes, I'm in favor of the idea.
Last edited by Niwashi; 04-01-2015 at 05:11 AM. Reason: forgot to include the <wait.3> part in my example
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