StringTemplate Integration

Added by Terence Parr, last edited by Terence Parr on Nov 03, 2007  (view change)

I have added a StringTemplate literal `...` (back quotes):

ST s = `public <name> = <init>;`;
s["name"] = "Ter";
s["init"] = "34";
println(s.toString());
println(s["init"]);

emits

public Ter = 34;
34

The attributes of a template act like dictionary entries.

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Comments (2)

 

  1. Jan 23, 2008

    Anonymous says:

    Nice...  I wonder if some similar integration with http://ptilde...

    Nice... 

    I wonder if some similar integration with http://ptilde.pbwiki.com/&nbsp;(mainly because its regexp engine) would worth.

  2. Mar 16

    Anonymous says:

    In version mantra-1.0a4.jar, there is a problem with ("). They need to be backsl...

    In version mantra-1.0a4.jar, there is a problem with ("). They need to be backslashed.

    The following fails to compile in the javac phase:

    ST s = `public <name> = <init; separator=",">;`;

    The following works:

    ST s = `public <name> = <init; separator=\",\">;`;

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