Global Variables
See original GitHub issueIn a maidfile, it would be nice to have some variables set so that they can be referenced in the other scripts. Therefore, if the following was at the top:
## global
```bash
destdir='~/.dest'
```
```js
var destdir='~/.dest'
```
Then the variable $destdir
can be used in all the other bash scripts. Have the same thing for js scripts also.
The four spaces won. Using 4 tick didn’t help.
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or use 4 backticks for the
markdown
block if you want syntax highlighting:@ShadowRylander https://github.com/dawnlabs/carbon I bet.