Nathan Bubna wrote:
(it's been awhile
since I've been one myself --- Ahh, those were the days!), but the _
is a shift key. If we were going to use a separator in the vmname, we
might want to try the hyphen (-). Then, all three would have
separators, even if different separators :)
From the VTL reference, it looks like only [ a..z, A..Z ][ a..z, A..Z,
0..9, -, _ ] are valid,.
* http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/docs/vtl-reference-guide.html
My general feel is that #surl is fine, but if you really want a
separation, you should use a hyphen, not an underscore. Of course,
if i were doing this myself i might design some/many of these as tools
instead. so $s.url(...) instead of #surl(...). No biggie though.
Hmm...what would be involved if we did turn it into a tool? Are there any
advantages/disadvantages over how we do it now?
And as it stands now, looks like "s-" is winning.
Don
:)
-T.
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