let: Defines DTML variables

  The 'let' tag defines variables in the DTML namespace.

  Syntax

    <dtml-let [Name=Variable][Name="Expression"]...>
    </dtml-let>

    The 'let' tag is a block tag. Variables are defined by tag
    arguments. Defined variables are pushed onto the DTML namespace
    while the 'let' block is executed.  Variables are defined by
    attributes. The 'let' tag can have one or more attributes with
    arbitrary names. If the attributes are defined with double quotes
    they are considered expressions, otherwise they are looked up by
    name.  Attributes are processed in order, so later attributes can
    reference, and/or overwrite earlier ones.

  Examples

   Basic usage::

    <dtml-let name="'Bob'" ids=objectIds>
      name: <dtml-var name>
      ids: <dtml-var ids>
    </dtml-let>
    
   Using the 'let' tag with the 'in' tag::

     <dtml-in expr="(1,2,3,4)">
       <dtml-let num=sequence-item
                 index=sequence-index
                 result="num*index">
         <dtml-var num> * <dtml-var index> = <dtml-var result>
       </dtml-let>
     </dtml-in>

   This yields::

      1 * 0 = 0
      2 * 1 = 2
      3 * 2 = 6
      4 * 3 = 12

  See Also

    "with tag":dtml-with.stx
