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velocity语法（Velocity syntax） Catalog The 1. variable:... And... 2. cycle:...:... 3. conditional sentences:... The nesting of the 4. statements... And the following:... 5. notes:... The following:... 6. relation and logical operator:... 7. macro::... 8. #stop:...:... 9., #include and #parse:... 10. the use of the escape character... 11. built in objects:... 12. access to the array:... In the sample section:... Velocity syntax 1. variables (1) the definition of variables: #set ($name = hello) states that variables are weak types in velocity. When using the #set command, literal strings enclosed in double quotes are parsed and reinterpreted, as follows: #set ($directoryRoot = ` www ) #set ($templateName = ` index.vm ) #set ($template = ` $directoryRoot/$templateName ) $template The output will be: www/index.vm Note: it is not a problem to use $2.5 in velocity, because the variables in velocity always start with an uppercase or lowercase letter. (2) the writing of variable norms ${name} can also be written as: $name. Use the preceding style. For example, you want to dynamically organize a string through a variable $vice. Jack is a $vicemaniac. The original variable is $vice, but now its $vicemaniac, so Veloctiy doesnt know what you want. Therefore, you should write in a canonical format: Jack, is, a, ${vice}maniac Now, Velocity knows that the variable is $vice, not $vicemaniac. Note: when attribute references when not {} (3) assignment of variables: $name= Hello The left of the assignment must be a variable or attribute reference. The right can be one of the following six types: A variable reference, literal string, property reference, method reference, literal number, list of arrays. The following example demonstrates each of the above types: #set ($monkey = $bill) ## variable reference #set ($monkey.Friend = Monica) ## string #set ($monkey.Blame = $whitehouse.Leak) ## property reference #set ($monkey.Plan = $spindoctor.) 织（$网络））# #方法参考 #集（合monkey.number = 123）# #数 #集（合