Maybe too literal, but easier to read and extend:
\define myfun(x)
<$vars u={{{ [enlist[xxx one two three four]allbefore<__x__>count[]] }}} >
This is u: <<u>>
</$vars>
\end
On Sunday, January 24, 2021 at 2:24:58 AM UTC-8 Mohammad wrote:
> I tried to implement the below pseudo code in TW 5.1.23
>
> if x=one then
> print(1)
> elseif x=two then
> print(2)
> elseif x=three then
> print(3)
> else
> print(x is not valid)
> end
>
> with
>
> \define myfun(x)
> <$vars u={{{[<__x__>match[one]then[1]] [<__x__>match[two]then[2]]
> [<__x__>match[three]then[3]] +[addsuffix[ lili]] ~[<__x__>addsuffix[ is
> not valid]]}}} >
> This is u: <<u>>
> </$vars>
> \end
>
> It works fine on https://tiddlywiki.com/ by calling macro as below
>
> <<myfun one>>
> <<myfun two>>
> <<myfun three>>
> <<myfun four>>
>
> I wish to know is this a good practice in TW 5.1.23? If not what better
> solution do you propose?
>
>
> Best wishes
> Mohammad
>
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