Hi Clifton,
> An un-related question...
I changed the subject. ;)
> How do you escape double quotes? I'm trying to use #set
> ($var="\"MyValue\"") but $var ends up with \"MyValue\" instead of
> "MyValue". When I try it without the backslashes I get parse errors.
There are several ways.
1. If the "MyValue" part is not a reference (which I doubt), you can
use single quote.
#set($var = '"MyValue"')
2. You can create a variable just for rendering double quotes.
Assuming $value has "MyValue" in it.
#set($Q = '"')
#set($var = "${Q}$value${Q}")
3. You can use the EscapeTool. Again, assuming $value has "MyValue"
in it. And $esc has EscapeTool in it.
#set($var = "${esc.q}$value${esc.q}")
cf. http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-velocity/EscapeTool
Best regards,
-- Shinobu Kawai
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