"Nested macro"

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Updated by Jocelyn
Dear all!
It is possible to use macro(macro("name_of_macro")) to get a value, so nested macros work. But what if an operator does not support RapidMiner functions like 'macro()'. One should use the formula: '%{name_of_macro}'. But in that form, does nested macros work? Like: %{%{name_of_macro}}. How can I get a value in that way?
Thank you!
It is possible to use macro(macro("name_of_macro")) to get a value, so nested macros work. But what if an operator does not support RapidMiner functions like 'macro()'. One should use the formula: '%{name_of_macro}'. But in that form, does nested macros work? Like: %{%{name_of_macro}}. How can I get a value in that way?
Thank you!
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MariusHelf
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D'oh, that's good ol' C pointers to pointers... In RapidMiner you need to create yet another macro with Generate Macro, which can then be used in any desired field. See attached process.