Returns an object which is the calculated value of the macro.
Member Function Documentation
- (id) valueForMacro:
(NSString *)
macroName
parameters:
(NSDictionary *)
parameters
Returns an object which is the calculated value of the macro.
Handler is given the macro name and a dictionary of named parameters.
Parameters:
macroName
The same name by which the handler was registered. It is provided as a convenience to allow a single handler to be registered for multiple function call macros.
parameters
The named parameters for the function call. The dictionary may contain NSString, NSNumber (double, int, or boolean), NSDictionary, or NSArray.
Returns:
The evaluated result, which can be an NSString or NSNumber.
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