Re: Assigning dynamic variables

And also, update FreeMarker... AFAIR 2.3.20 (from one year ago)
already advices users not to use ${} like that.

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Thanks,
 Daniel Dekany


Tuesday, July 15, 2014, 10:00:08 PM, Wong, Christopher wrote:

> Just do it without the ${} stuff:
>  
> <#assign x = doc.db.persons.personname[0]>
>  
> From: ken4ward [mailto:[email protected]] 
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2014 7:59 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [FreeMarker-user] Assigning dynamic variables
>  
> I have a sample project I am working on, it is to dynamically get
> inputs from an XML file, when I did the normal assignment static it
> worked, an example: <#assign x = 0> but when i try assigning
> dynamically, as this: <#assign ${x} =
> ${doc.db.persons.personname[0]}> neither did this work this way:
> <#assign x = ${doc.db.persons.personname[0]}> it throws this error:
> Encountered "{" at line 8, column 11 in src/transaction.ftl. Was
> expecting one of: "=" ... "in" ... ">" ... What am I doing wrong? 
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