<#/@> in [#/@] templates (Was: Re: File Not Found Exception)

Daniel Dekany <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.freemarker.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Friday, February 27, 2009, 9:59:10 AM, Attila Szegedi wrote:

> You're also mixing square brackets and angle brackets: [#ftl] but  
> <#list>.

Oh, don't even mention that... I tried to use the square bracket
syntax for a few occasions, and very often randomly I switched back to
the angle-bracket syntax. The problem is, that doesn't generate any
errors, so FTL-parsing editors (Eclipse plug-in) don't signal it. And
if you did it in a #function (that, as we know, suppresses all output,
like printing those <#...>), you will never find out why it doesn't do
what you want. :) So I wonder if it's only my problem, or "<#", "</#",
"<@" and "</@" should indeed be disallowed in square-brackets syntax
templates unless you allow them explicitly in the #ftl header (that's
useful for writing template-templates).

> That'll cause some problems... It ain't the answer to "file
> not found" though, for which I don't have an idea :-)
>
> Attila.
>
> On 2009.02.06., at 4:42, Archana D Patange wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm newbie to FreeMarker, I've created a template but it is throwing  
>> FileNotFoundException. Can anyone please let me know whether my  
>> template is syntatically correct as I want to confirm. Below is the  
>> template
>>
>> [#ftl]
>> <MODULE>
>>  <HEADER>
>>   <LABEL>
>>    <IMAGE HREF="${doc.Module.header.label.image.href}"></IMAGE>
>>    ${doc.Module.header.label.label}
>>   </LABEL>
>>  </HEADER>
>>  <#list doc.Module.containers as x>
>>   <CONTAINER type="${x.Container.type}">
>>    <FORM HREF="${x.Container.formDO.href}" SUBMIT_TEXT="$ 
>> {x.Container.formDO.submit_text}">
>>     <FIELD TYPE="${x.Container.formDO.field.type}" NAME="$ 
>> {x.Container.formDO.field.name}"></FIELD>
>>    </FORM>
>>   </CONTAINER>
>>  </#list>
>> </MODULE>
>
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 Daniel Dekany


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