I think in Pivot 2.0 it would be possible with a little script trick:
<script>
function myListAt(index) {
return myObj.myList[index];
}
</script>
<TextInput textKey="${myListAt:2}/>
But I guess that you don't want to use a hard wired constant there
(don't you?), rather something like:
<TextInput textKey="${myListAt:otherList.selectedIndex}/>
Dirk.
Greg Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
It isn't currently supported, though it would be trivial to add. I'm
curious about the use case, though. It seems a bit fragile to rely
on a numeric index, but maybe there is a valid use for it.
G
On Aug 30, 2010, at 3:33 PM, A. J. wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to have binding expressions that refer to list items
using index accessor such as the following one (myList being of
type java.util.List) ?
...
<TextInput textKey="myObj.myList[2]" />
...
thanks in advance
AJ.
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