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#
# This is an example of a MacroSystem macro file.
#
# Macro files can have comments starting with '#'.
# The first space after a macro name is ignored.
#
macro_file_topic: With <%library_name%> you can use macro files.
library_name: MacroSystem
macro_file:
<%macro_file_topic%>
Think about a macro file as a storage of macros. You can keep macros
that you change very often or macros that span across multiple files
in a macro file, for example.
<%multiline%>
<%macro_file_parse_off%>
This text has been generated using the macro file 'macrofile.ms'.
The 'macrofile' example makes some changes to the imported macros and
export a new macro file called 'exported.ms'.
multiline:
A macro file can have multiline macros! To create a multiline macro
you just have to insert all macro contents below its declaration
# You can insert comments even in multiline macros.
# Empty lines (without <TAB>) are ignored in multiline macros.
and insert a <TAB> character before every line.
macro_file_parse_off*:
To define a macro with parsing off in a macro file, just insert
an '*' after its name. This macro, for example, is not going to
<%parse%>.
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