Question around Table Parameters

Freewolf

So it seems that I have noticed something around table parameters and I was hoping there was a way to solve this issue that I am having.

So if I have

table: example
this is [@colors with red]

table:colors
my color <font color=red>{$1}</font>

This of course works totally fine. However if I run and I get
This is my color red

table: example
this is [@3 colors with red]

table:colors
my color <font color=red>{$1}</font>

It seems the parameter is only passed to the first result. So I only get.
This is my color red
This is my color
This is my color

Is there a way around this?

Ed_NBOS

That may indeed be a bug. To get around it, you can set a variable before the table call, and then use that variable in the sub table.

{$colortouse==red}[@3 color]

table:color
my color is {$colortouse}

(I believe the above will work, but I may have the syntax off a bit)

Levendor

Freewolf's original code (I tweaked the line return sightly) actually works for me:

; red.ipt
; created 10/15/2018 9:39:58 AM
table: example
[@3 colors with red]

table:colors
this is my color <font color=red>{$1}</font>\n

Here's the output:

If that didn't work, I thought of trying:

; red.ipt
; created 10/15/2018 9:39:58 AM
table: example
[@3 colors with red, red, red]

table:colors
this is my color <font color=red>{$1}</font>\n

Which also gives the same (good) output. I know this "red" code is just a simplified example of the real issue that may be occurring. But it looks like this sample works on my system.