: to : in {.load

[Roessi]

sry have to ask sth again
why is the ":" within the ":}" replaced with ":" when i use the {.load.} macro and in the "{:" it isnt ?
is there a way to prevent from getting ":}" replaced with :}
cause hardly can use macros if this happens :/
thx for your answers

[rejetto]

tell me how to reproduce the problem

[Roessi]

the first txt file is the part of the template which loads the modules
the modcontent.txt is the file which is loaded
and the macros.log ...

dunno why but when i use :} in any module its replaced with $#58;}

because of the :}
the macros dont get executet right :/

[rejetto]

as far as i remember, you cannot load macros outside the exe's folder, for security matters.
but you can {.copy.} the lib first if the file does not {.exists.}, so you install it.
then you should be able to load.

[Roessi]

the macros get executed  ,
only if i use an macro inside an for example {.if macro where i need to quote sth with {: and :}
both macros inside the if else get executed because its seen as :}and not as :} :/
same for a switch ther would be every macro executed then :/
everything else works fine with executing macros in a file loaded :/
and copying to the root folder wont work because every module has a modulecontent.txt

[rejetto]

it's as i thought.
that was made to avoid scripters from accidentally executing external code from untrusted sources.
if you want to workaround this protection, you can {.load.} into a variable, then output the variable

{.load|file|var=x.}{.^x.}