Vincent Massol a écrit :
On Apr 17, 2009, at 3:10 PM, Ludovic Dubost wrote:
Let's be clear with exact examples:
With B2/ rule what do we get for
I like this #if($a==1) apple #else orange #end blabla
I would like to get
I like this apple blabla
Which is passed to the following rendered.
I agree that white spaces should be non meaningful
I like this #if($a==1) apple #else orange #end blabla
In B2 you'd be able to write:
------ start here ----- I like this
## Compute the list of fruits to be... #if ($a == 1) apple #else orange #end
$nl blabla ------ stop here -----
Note the extra lines to present the code in a clean manner that is readable (as we do for any java code - count the number of empty new lines we have in code just to make it more readable).
Yes but if you want to actually put new lines you'll have to add $nl I fear that this will lead to plenty of pages saved where you then realize that you forgot plenty of $nl Anyway, I have the feeling that we cannot know which one is good unless we actuall test them. Anyway to implement a mode on {{velocity}} so that we can decide later which one to use as default ? Ludovic
-Vincent
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