Hi,
thanks for the answers.
I'll avoid to put $Id in the context as long as I can though, simply because
it's a very common variable name and it could produce unexpected problem in
the future ;)
For now, Velocity doesn't seem to produce any error message when escaping
only the first $ from the SVN Id keyword string.
Or maybe I've done something wrong with my Velocity logging since I don't
get any error at all...
Nevertheless it works, so I'll leave it for now.
cheers
-nodje
apache-10 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> the simplest solution in your case is to place a variable $id into the
> context, possibly the same with the other SVN tags. Example:
> context.put("id", "$id");
> or Toolbox XML:
> <data key="id">$id</data>
>
> Hope this helps...
> :) Christoph
>
> nodje wrote:
>> I'm using Velocity to render HTML pages.
>> I have a SVN $Id$ keyword in each Velocity template.
>> I'd like to have this one render into the HTML result, so that I can see
>> which file version I'm looking at in a browser. Something like <!-- $Id
>> ..... $ -->
>>
>> However, if I put it like this in the Velocity template, $Id will be
>> interpreted as a variable and Velocity will report an error.
>> Usage of Velocity comments works of course, but are not rendered in the
>> resulting page.
>>
>> So is there any way to tell Velocity not to interpret $id ???'
>>
>> cheers,
>> --nodje
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