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Magic variables are the same as "zero argument parser functions" except: * In some cases the parser function is defined but the magic variable (zero-arg) form is not, in which case the zero-arg form should be parsed as a template invocation (T391062) * In some cases the magic variable form is defined but the parser function is not, in which case the parser function form is, again, parsed as a template invocation. * Magic Variables are by default cached, so they should only be evaluated one per parse. Proposal is to add a new flag to FragmentHandler: `magicVariable` (to go along with the `parserFunction` flag already there. Another option should be `cached` which is a boolean which defaults to false, and only applies to zero-argument forms.

Magic variables are the same as "zero argument parser functions" except: * In some cases the parser function is defined but the magic variable (zero-arg) form is not, in which case the zero-arg form should be parsed as a template invocation (T391062) * In some cases the magic variable form is defined but the parser function is not, in which case the parser function form is, again, parsed as a template invocation. * Magic Variables are by default cached, so they should only be evaluated one per parse. Proposal is to add a new flag to FragmentHandler: `magicVariable` (to go along with the `parserFunction` flag already there. Another option should be `cached` which is a boolean which defaults to false, and only applies to zero-argument forms. At the moment, zero-argument invocations are still supplying a length-1 array to `Arguments` as well; this should be fixed.

Magic variables are the same as "zero argument parser functions" except: * In some cases the parser function is defined but the magic variable (zero-arg) form is not, in which case the zero-arg form should be parsed as a template invocation (T391062) * In some cases the magic variable form is defined but the parser function is not, in which case the parser function form is, again, parsed as a template invocation. * Magic Variables are by default cached, so they should only be evaluated one per parse. Proposal is to add a new flag to FragmentHandler: `magicVariable` (to go along with the `parserFunction` flag already there. Another option should be `cached` which is a boolean which defaults to false, and only applies to zero-argument forms. At the moment, zero-argument invocations are still supplying a length-1 array to `Arguments` as well; this should be fixed.