Thanks!
Caleb James DeLisle wrote:
> #set($species = '%'
> "$doc.getObject('Species.SpeciesClass').getProperty('GalicianName').getValue()"
> + '%')
>
It does! My cents...
#set($species = '%' +
"$doc.getObject('Species.SpeciesClass').getProperty('GalicianName').getValue()"
+ '%')
> if not try this:
> #set($species =
> "%${doc.getObject('Species.SpeciesClass').getProperty('GalicianName').getValue()}%")
>
>
It works as well.
> Hint about velocity, "this" gets interpreted as syntax, then pasted as a
> string 'this' is just non
> parsed content.
Oooooh! Thanks! This was making me nuts. Page 21 of *Velocity Users
Guide *reads: "when the string literal is enclosed in single quote
characters, it will not be parsed"... :-( I must read more, and ask
less... but without asking the meaning of what I read is poorer! Thanks
for answering!
As a "pure" Velocity concatenation example...
#set($species =
"${doc.getObject('Species.SpeciesClass').getProperty('GalicianName').getValue()}")
#set($wc = "%")
#set($speciesq = "$wc$species$wc")
#set($query = ", BaseObject as obj, LargeStringProperty as prop where
doc.fullName = obj.name and obj.className='Users.PdrUserClass' and
obj.id=prop.id.id and prop.id.name='Species' and prop.value like ? order
by doc.fullName asc")
#set($results = $xwiki.searchDocuments($query, [$speciesq]))
But what I don't understand yet is where $species, or "$speciesq" in
this last example get quoted. ? in $query needs '%whatever%', and not
%whatever% that is what I get if I read $speciesq.
Thanks for your help!
Ricardo
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Ricardo RodrÃguez
CTO
eBioTIC.
Life Sciences, Data Modeling and Information Management Systems
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