2.4.4.4. - Macro Functions
Macro functions
(introduced in release 4)
are a type of macro
that can return values and can be used as an operand in
expressions.
The macro definition can include function arguments, which then
become available to the
body of the macro function.
For example,
def factorial(n) '{
if (n <= 1)
return(1);
return(n * factorial(n-1))
}'
The syntax of macro functions requires the macro name followed by
a set of parenthesis which can contain a comma-separated list of
argument names.
The arguments names become local variables within the macro definition.
The definition must be a statement block, that is, the statements
must be enclosed
in curly brackets.
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