§ 4.33 - [graw] Built-InMnemonic aid: graw for Global RAW local variable See also: [gload] , [global] , [gsave] , [gv] , [load] , [lv] , [page] , [raw] , [save] , [v] , [vdec] and [vinc] [graw] is like [global] , except that it is intended for use only in the outmost, top-level context. It scans through the supplied content without processing it, and stores it in the specified global variable. The contents can then be retrieved using [v] or [gv] , again only in the outmost context, without being processed. This allows you to place blocks of code verbatim from a variable. When using HTML, you'd contain this in an inline HTML <div> </div> to control the display; if you feed the [graw] variable to any aa_macro operator that isn't designed to take raw input the content probably will be processed. There are a few operators, such as [getc] , that are specifically designed to take [graw] input. Warning:
Because [graw] has to parse through its content until it finds its own closing ], the [ and ], and the { and } instances in the content must both be balanced, that is, for every [ there must be a later, corresponding ] and for every { there must be a later, corresponding }. [graw variableName content] [graw test [i 123]] [v test] [lb]i 123[rb]
[i 123]
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