Hi Duke, From my understanding, Velocity gets processed before Groovy so any Velocity syntax in Groovy code will get evaluated by Velocity which might give some strange behavior. For instance the following code: <% value = 20 println "Value : ${value}" %> #set($value="10") <% value = 30 println "Value : ${value}" %> Gives the following output: Value : 20 Value : 10 Because the first time ${value} evaluates to "${value}" and the second time to "10". Then Groovy does a second pass. Luis. On 9/8/05, Duke Tantiprasut <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi All,
I'm starting to have a look at groovy scripting in xwiki and have a couple of basic questions:
In the example below (from xwiki.org)
<% def foo(list, value) { println "Calling function foo() with param ${value} <br>"; list << value; }
x = []; foo(x, 1); foo(x, 2); foo(x, 3); foo(x, 4);
println "Creating list ${x}"; %>
1) does the groovy variable ${value} get translated before the velocity ${value} (if defined) or vice versa?
2) I tried the example and get the following result:
Calling function foo() with param 1 Calling function foo() with param 2 Calling function foo() with param 3 Calling function foo() with param 4 Creating list 1, 2, 3, 4?
where the "1, 2, 3, 4?" is a link to "1,+2,+3,+4". I assume the output from groovy is then processed by the xwiki syntax?
Thanks
Duke
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