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Template Code:
| #forrow($p in $sPackage) $p$p.name | #forcol($o in $sorter.sort($p.ownedElement)) $o$o.name#endcol#endrow |
Output:
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#forcol must be defined as the first statement in a column because it is parsed and processed before other statements in the column except #forrow. See the example below. |
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| Name | #set($p = $Package) #forcol($ap in $p) $ap$ap.name#endcol |
Above code will be parsed to
| Name | #forcol($ap in $p) #set($p = $Package) $ap$ap.name#endcol |
Output:
So, the template code should be:
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| Name#set($p = $Package) | #forcol($ap in $p) $ap$ap.name#endcol |
Output:
| Info |
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#forcol will create dynamic columns in a row. This directive does not create columns for the whole table. See the example below. |
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| Project | $tableprop.mergeColumns($Package.size())Packages |
| #forcol($p in $Package)$p$p.name#endcol |
2. $tableprop.mergeColumns(String stringNumber)
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| Project | $tableprop.mergeColumns(“3”) Packages |
| #forcol($p in $Package)$p$p.name#endcol |
Output:
| Info |
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$table.mergeColumns() must be defined as the first statement in the column because it is parsed and processed before other statements in column expect #forrow and #forcol. See the example below. |
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| Project | #set($gValue = $Package.size() + 1)$tableprop.mergeColumns($gValue)Packages | |
| #forcol($p in $Package) $p$p.name#endcol | No Package | |
Above code will be parsed to
| Project | $tableprop.mergeColumns($gValue) #set($gValue = $Package.size() + 1)Packages | |
| #forcol($p in $Package) $p$p.name#endcol name#endcol | No Package | |
Output:
So, the template code should be:
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| Project#set($gValue = $Package.size() + 1) | $tableprop.mergeColumns($gValue)Packages | |
| #forcol($p in $Package)$p$p.name#endcol name#endcol | No Package | |
| Tip |
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$tableprop.mergecolumns() will make a column to be a merged column, it does not change the number of columns in a row. See the following example. |
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| $tableprop.mergeColumns(“5”)Packages | ||
| #forcol($p in $Package)$p$p.name#endcol |
Output:
The number of columns in the first row is still 3.