Part 1: Injections of one enzyme

Literal Transclusion Enzymes

The result of a literal transclusion enzyme is always the referred value.

Numbers and strings are the only possible literals (for transclusion enzymes).

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Injection of a literal number transclusion enzyme. (number-t)

{[ 37.2 ]}

(number-t)

Inject the decimal number ´37.2´.

Notes

• Origin: itself.
• Form: literal. — Numbers are never quoted, i.e. never wrapped inside a couple of ´=´ characters.
• Kind: transclusion. — Numbers are replaced identically. In the internal stack, numbers are regular PHP numbers.

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Injection of a literal string transclusion enzyme. (string-t)

{[ =37.2 le matin= ]}

(string-t)

Inject the string ´37.2 le matin´.

Notes

• Origin: itself.
• Form: literal. — Strings are always quoted, i.e. always wrapped inside a couple of ´=´ characters.
• Kind: transclusion. — Strings are replaced unquoted. In the internal stack, strings are regular PHP strings.

The ´Hello, World!´ example on the first page of this documentation made use of a (string-t) enzyme.

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Part 1: Injections of one enzyme Literal Transclusion Enzymes Attribute Transclusion Enzymes Implicit versus Explicit origins Custom-field Transclusion Enzymes Custom-field Execution Enzymes Part 2: Injections of many enzymes Literal Execution Enzymes Full Blown Injection Internal Stack The concrete setup and its result Variations	Part 3: Advanced Stuff Priority modifier Escaping injections Roles and Capabilities Part 4: Power Coders Engine Exchanging data Direct processing Updating enzymes Disabling Enzymes Debugging Appendix Nzymes vs Enzymes 2
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