Re: numeric value replacement

Sorry for confusion...here is the code snippet

String s="<#if  StateCode?? && StateCOde == 'FL' > The rent information is
as follows ${101}  </#if>";
StringBuffer sbuf=new StringBuffer();
sbuf.append(s);

Map input = new HashMap();     
    input.put("stateCode", "FL");
    input.put("101", " $199.99 per year..state charges will be levied as per
the aggreement"); //new Integer(101).intValue() ? 

Template template = new Template("stringTemplate", new
StringReader(sbuf.toString()), new Configuration());

StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
        template.process(input, sw);

 System.out.println("===="+sw.toString());

I am not getting any error on this,but in log i am getting 101 printed
instead of the actual value of 101.
Hope it helps.


Thanks,






========

Attila Szegedi-3 wrote:
> 
> Yeah - I'm sorry, but I can't understand the problem either. How about  
> you show us a snippet of template code, show us what output (or error)  
> it produces, and describe what would you expect instead?
> 
> Attila.
> 
> On 2008.06.05., at 10:43, Daniel Dekany wrote:
> 
>> Thursday, June 5, 2008, 7:12:08 AM, Samy123 wrote:
>>
>>> Hi-
>>> Is there any way to replace value of a number with the desired  
>>> value..
>>> for ex. I am having a following line in the template
>>> The condition is ${120}.
>>>
>>> And the value of 120 is  stored in the string as "for number a  
>>> specific
>>> number".
>>> Now how can I replace the value of 120 with the string?
>>> As of now while running the freemarker,it is printing the number  
>>> 120 as it
>>> is and not replacing with the string.
>>
>> You may need to rephrase this whole question because certainly nobody
>> will understand it. I don't understand it at least. As ${aNumber} will
>> be replaced in the output with a character sequence, the value of
>> aNumber will be converted to string without asking. If you want to
>> convert a number to a string inside a more complex expression, like in
>> ${iNeedAString(aNumber)}, then you should write aNumber?c or
>> aNumber?string, depending on whether you want "computer audience" or
>> "human audience" formatting. See:
>> http://freemarker.org/docs/ref_builtins_number.html
>>
>>> (tested on 2.1.12 of freemarker).
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> ~Samir
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