Hi.
You would typically rather use u...@velocity.apache.org for such
questions, but it's not a big deal asking here.
With what version of Velocity are you working? I tested your code
against several versions and couldn't reproduce your problem.
Regards,
Claude
On 14/11/2022 16:04, Laurens van der Klis wrote:
Hello,
Excuse me if this is the wrong channel but I came across an oddity
that is either a bug or something that could/should be included in the
documentation on range operators. If you define a list using a range
operator, I expected the list to be 'physically' created in memory and
therefore it's members could be readily addressed. However this is not
the case. In the example below accessing individual list members using
an index will not return a list item.
#set($foo = [1..12])
$foo.get(5) - $jaren[5]
Although I can understand it works this way from a programming point
of view, it's a but confusing syntax because defining the list as
[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12] does work and looks similar to the
innocent eye.
Best regards,
Laurens van der Klis
CrossmarX
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