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Kevin Swanson updated VELOCITY-792:
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Description:
When using a velocity template for XML output. I encounter tabbing issues when
using an IF statement. Below you can find an example of what is happening:
Template which produces erroneous tabbing:
#foreach($order in $orderList)
<type>
#if("$order.type" == "AZ")
<AZ>
<fiveYears>$order.typeVar1</fiveYears>
<thirtyNineMonths>$order.typeVar2</thirtyNineMonths>
</AZ>
#end
</type>
#end
Output of erroneous tabbing:
<type>
<AZ>
<fiveYears>true</fiveYears>
<thirtyNineMonths>false</thirtyNineMonths>
</AZ>
</type>
If I remove the indentation from the #if and #end then the output is normal.
Having to remove the indentation is undesirable as it makes the template
difficult to read.
Template with removed indentation for #if and #end:
#foreach($order in $orderList)
<type>
#if("$order.type" == "AZ")
<AZ>
<fiveYears>$order.typeVar1</fiveYears>
<thirtyNineMonths>$order.typeVar2</thirtyNineMonths>
</AZ>
#end
</type>
#end
Output with indentation for #if and #end removed;
<type>
<AZ>
<fiveYears>true</fiveYears>
<thirtyNineMonths>false</thirtyNineMonths>
</AZ>
</type>
was:
When using a velocity template for XML output. I encounter tabbing issues when
using an IF statement. Below you can find an example of what is happening:
Template which produces erroneous tabbing:
#foreach($order in $orderList)
<type>
#if("$order.type" == "AZ")
<AZ>
<fiveYears>$order.typeVar1</fiveYears>
<thirtyNineMonths>$order.typeVar2</thirtyNineMonths>
</AZ>
#end
</type>
#end
Output of erroneous tabbing:
<type>
<AZ>
<fiveYears>true</fiveYears>
<thirtyNineMonths>false</thirtyNineMonths>
</AZ>
</type>
If I remove the indentation from the #if and #end then the output is normal.
Having to remove the indentation is undesirable as it makes the template
difficult to read.
Template with removed indentation for #if and #end:
#foreach($order in $orderList)
<type>
#if("$order.type" == "AZ")
<AZ>
<fiveYears>$order.typeVar1</fiveYears>
<thirtyNineMonths>$order.typeVar2</thirtyNineMonths>
</AZ>
#end
</type>
#end
Output with indentation for #if and #end removed;
<type>
<AZ>
<fiveYears>true</fiveYears>
<thirtyNineMonths>false</thirtyNineMonths>
</AZ>
</type>
> Template if statement throws off tabbing
> ----------------------------------------
>
> Key: VELOCITY-792
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VELOCITY-792
> Project: Velocity
> Issue Type: Bug
> Environment: Eclipse IDE.
> Microsoft XP.
> Reporter: Kevin Swanson
>
> When using a velocity template for XML output. I encounter tabbing issues
> when using an IF statement. Below you can find an example of what is
> happening:
> Template which produces erroneous tabbing:
> #foreach($order in $orderList)
> <type>
> #if("$order.type" == "AZ")
> <AZ>
> <fiveYears>$order.typeVar1</fiveYears>
>
> <thirtyNineMonths>$order.typeVar2</thirtyNineMonths>
> </AZ>
> #end
> </type>
> #end
> Output of erroneous tabbing:
> <type>
> <AZ>
> <fiveYears>true</fiveYears>
> <thirtyNineMonths>false</thirtyNineMonths>
> </AZ>
> </type>
> If I remove the indentation from the #if and #end then the output is normal.
> Having to remove the indentation is undesirable as it makes the template
> difficult to read.
> Template with removed indentation for #if and #end:
> #foreach($order in $orderList)
> <type>
> #if("$order.type" == "AZ")
> <AZ>
> <fiveYears>$order.typeVar1</fiveYears>
>
> <thirtyNineMonths>$order.typeVar2</thirtyNineMonths>
> </AZ>
> #end
> </type>
> #end
> Output with indentation for #if and #end removed;
> <type>
> <AZ>
> <fiveYears>true</fiveYears>
> <thirtyNineMonths>false</thirtyNineMonths>
> </AZ>
> </type>
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