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Bill Parkinson updated FREEMARKER-70:
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Description:
When invoking a macro inside of a #list the loop variable is not in scope to
be used resolving the argument values to the macro call.
Example
{{
<#macro button caption>
content irrelevant.
</#macro>
<#list ["a","b","c"]>
<#items as loopvar>
${loopvar?counter} -- works
${loopvar?index} -- works
<p class="${loopvar?index}"> -- works
<@button caption="${loopvar?index}" /> -- FAILS
</#items>
</#list>
}}
The @button macro call fails with the message:
The left hand operand of ?index must be a loop variable, but there's no loop
variable in scope with this name: loopvar
Shouldn't loopvar be in scope for evaluating those macro argument values?
was:
When invoking a macro inside of a #list the loop variable is not in scope to
be used resolving the argument values to the macro call.
Example
{{
<#macro button caption>
content irrelevant.
</#macro>
<#list ["a","b","c"]>
<#items as loopvar>
${loopvar?counter} -- works
${loopvar?index} -- works
<p class="${loopvar?index}"> -- works
<@button caption="${loopvar?index}" /> -- FAILS
</#items>
</#list>}}
The @button macro call fails with the message:
The left hand operand of ?index must be a loop variable, but there's no loop
variable in scope with this name: loopvar
Shouldn't loopvar be in scope for evaluating those macro argument values?
> Loop Variables Not Resolving when used as marco arguments
> ---------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: FREEMARKER-70
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FREEMARKER-70
> Project: Apache Freemarker
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: engine
> Affects Versions: 2.3.26-incubating
> Reporter: Bill Parkinson
>
> When invoking a macro inside of a #list the loop variable is not in scope to
> be used resolving the argument values to the macro call.
> Example
> {{
> <#macro button caption>
> content irrelevant.
> </#macro>
> <#list ["a","b","c"]>
> <#items as loopvar>
> ${loopvar?counter} -- works
> ${loopvar?index} -- works
> <p class="${loopvar?index}"> -- works
> <@button caption="${loopvar?index}" /> -- FAILS
> </#items>
> </#list>
> }}
> The @button macro call fails with the message:
> The left hand operand of ?index must be a loop variable, but there's no loop
> variable in scope with this name: loopvar
> Shouldn't loopvar be in scope for evaluating those macro argument values?
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