问题
I am getting started with StringTemplate 4 and I am trying to create a template from a simple string stored in a database. I use something like this:
STGroup group = new STGroupString(null, someTemplateString, '$', '$');
ST st = group.getInstanceOf(someTemplateName);
st.add(someAttribute, someValue);
Now everything works fine if I define all or less than the attribute defined for the template someTemplateName
. Now if I try to add an attribute that doesn't exist, I get the following exception:
no such attribute: fake
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: no such attribute: fake
...
which makes sense. However, it seems like there's no way for me to know beforehand which attributes are defined for the template someTemplateName
. I was expecting to find something like:
bool isDef = st.isDefined(someAttribute);
but there's no such method. Am I correct? Is there any way around this?
回答1:
You can use st.impl.formalArguments to access the Map<String, FormalArgument>
where the arguments are defined. Note that for some templates this field will be null
.
回答2:
The documentation for CompiledST states tokens
is only for debug. Not sure what that means.
ST template = new ST("Hello <username>, how are you? Using <if(condition)>expression<endif> in condition works, and repeating <username> is not a problem.");
Set<String> expressions = new HashSet<String>();
TokenStream tokens = template.impl.tokens;
for (int i = 0; i < tokens.range(); i++) {
Token token = tokens.get(i);
if (token.getType() == STLexer.ID) {
expressions.add(token.getText());
}
}
Gives you the Strings username
and condition
.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20363331/stringtemplate-list-of-attributes-defined-for-a-given-template