Jonathan wrote: > Yeah, you anticipated it. The template engine that cannot be > named does work the way you want. Not according to the FM documentation I read - FM does not throw an exception when an IF conditional contains anytyhing other than a boolean reference.
So I assume Jonathan's suggested code modifications might change Velocity behaviour, but not as I described. Other kind readers, please do not conclude that Jonathan's post answered my question. He is simply getting in the way of me trying to learn more about how Velocity works. Jonathan wrote: > You're welcome. You've got to love it when the best available > authority on the Velocity code base is... > Yours truly, Indeed, no thank you. And I certainly do not share Jonathan's delusion. > P.S. Or just use the unnameable template engine. It already works the > way you want. :-) As is so often the case, Jonathan is incorrect. FM does -not- work the way I want. And even if it did, that would not be enough to justify switching thousands of lines of code that use Velocity. Tim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
