Yes, even if you change your own code, if there is any need to use the depth of something, it is most likely to be to the parent or grandparent process, that is the relative depth, -1 or -2 conceptually. Very unlikely an absolute depth.
I think your issue stems from the same issue I raised, because the slot contents are only returned using a widget (read as a final output mechanism) there is little we can do to make use of the contents. And this includes the contents of the calling widget/procedure which is what slots are all about. Accessing ts-raw without the slot widget?
- Since we can’t use those contents much at any level we can’t set variables etc… that will be available in a child widget or process either.
- So we then look to the depth parameter and it all gets really confusing.
- What do you mean with these words? surely there is no need to use the word transclude here? Just
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I could need to include a widget or macro
- Or do you mean something different?
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