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

I don't have this problem. I switched completely to square bracket  
syntax and fortunately for me, my mind is not playing tricks with me,  
so I'm not reverting to angle brackets by subconscious accident. Maybe  
the reason is that since I'm used to XML, <# and <@ always looked  
wrong to me, so I pretty much welcomed the [# and [@ change. (Nota  
bene, I'm no fan of XML, just "used to it". I'm switching to using  
JSON instead of XML wherever I can in my systems for at least a year  
now.)

Attila.

On 2009.02.27., at 10:42, Daniel Dekany wrote:

> 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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