[1.3.b66] StackOverflowError using long macro

wolph42 · Post by **wolph42** » Wed Jun 08, 2016 7:46 am

ah for that is a trick as well. Generate all the output html into a variable and pass the variable back to a mother macro who pushes it to the UI.

So

charGen()
output = createCharGenHTML()
frame():{output}

where createHTML() is the function that generates the actual html.

aditionally you can read the stack overflow article linked in sig

Zandel · Post by **Zandel** » Wed Jun 08, 2016 8:58 am

Thank you

Zandel · Post by **Zandel** » Sun Aug 14, 2016 12:16 pm

wolph42, would you happen to have any snipits of sample code where you used this methodology?

Thanks

wolph42 · Post by **wolph42** » Sun Aug 14, 2016 3:25 pm

well a very simple version is without a userdefined function:

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[output = "<html>Hello world</html>"]
[frame():{output}]

the advantage however of putting
<html>Hello world</html>
in an external function is that you have more quotes at your disposal. Some html functions like tooltips require both " " and ' ' and in the above example you only have ' ' at your disposal.
If you don't go too fancy though than the above example works as well. The important part is that you separate the html from the frame:{} part.

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