HacroHTML supports 'hot text' that are name and value pairs placed at the start of the html page. This feature allows you to easily make 'placeholders' in your pages that are updated automatically. So, for example if you had a company name such as 'European Commercial Consortium Limited', you could just use '_ecc' in your text. When it was compiled, the '_ecc' s would be replaced with the full company name, everywhere in the output version of the files.
They take the following form:
#name=value
and are separated with a newline. They may include link tokens and are processed after the include files are expanded The end of the list of these is terminated with two or more newline characters:
Eg:
#zaneta=Mrs. Zaneta Collings
#jamak=Mr. James Collings
#filo=Master Philip Collings
#ourco=[[www.cgisys.com|CGI Systems]]
<<top.inc>>
<meta name="Description" content="EMail client">
...
zaneta, jamak and filo can be reached at ourco.
...
becomes:
...
<meta name="Description" content="EMail client">
...
Mrs. Zaneta Collings, Mr. James Collings and Master Philip Collings can be reached at <A HREF="http://www.cgisys.com">CGI Systems</A>.
...
Of course you may also place the hot text at the top of an include file that is included at the start of your html page.