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Processing order?
Hello again, guys.
Just a little Question:
What is the Processing-Order for Passages in twine? As far as i know, HTML documents are processed from the most inner to the most outer Level. But how work the twine-based syntaxes? If i look at the if-cases, i would assume it works srictly from the top to the bottom, but can i rely on this?
For exaple, i have a widget, that stores a value into a variable, and then the variable is printed in a passage. So, can i be shure that:
will work correctly, or should i use a slighlyx more weired syntax like
or else, to force the needed order?
Thank you!
Just a little Question:
What is the Processing-Order for Passages in twine? As far as i know, HTML documents are processed from the most inner to the most outer Level. But how work the twine-based syntaxes? If i look at the if-cases, i would assume it works srictly from the top to the bottom, but can i rely on this?
For exaple, i have a widget, that stores a value into a variable, and then the variable is printed in a passage. So, can i be shure that:
<<widgetXY>> <<print $VarXY>>
will work correctly, or should i use a slighlyx more weired syntax like
<<div>>
<<div>>
<<widgetXY>>
<</div>>
<<print $VarXY>>
<<//div>>
or else, to force the needed order?
Thank you!