what does "it" in "it doesn't seem to recognize the 5.4 style"
mean ... is "it" the validator in WOLips, or is the "it" the WO 5.4
runtime? Also, with inline bindings, you don't need to provide a name
=".." -- It doesn't really have any meaning. If you're using 5.4, you
cannot mix and match SOME inline and SOME non-inline. You either
choose to go all inline bindings or no inline bindings. This is why I
prefer the behavior of the Project Wonder parser -- it's much more
lenient in this respect. So if you took a WO 5.3 component and just
dropped in an inline binding, it won't work. You woudl need to remove
all the other bindings in your .wod file (and possibly actually DELETE
the wod file? I'm not sure about that one -- like I said, I don't use
the 5.4 parser).
ms
On Oct 31, 2007, at 3:11 PM, Ricardo Parada wrote:
>
> On Oct 31, 2007, at 5:20 AM, Jake MacMullin wrote:
>
>> WOMLTemplateExtensions.instance().setDynamicAttributePrefix("$");
>> WOMLTemplateExtensions.instance().setDynamicAttributeSuffix("");
>>
>
> I have added the code that you mention to my Application()
> constructor so that it uses $ instead of the square brackets.
>
> Did you get yours to work?
>
> I'm using Eclipse 3.3.1.1 and a nightly build of WOLips from
> yesterday I think.
>
> Also as indicated by MIke there is a WO 5.4 check box under Eclipse
> --> Preferences --> WOLips --> Binding Validation. So I have that
> one checked as well.
>
> I then edited my Main.wo (which by the way is a WO 5.3 style
> component) and simply added the following to the Main.html file to
> see if it would recognize it.
>
> <wo:WOString name="App" value="$application.name" />
>
> However, it still doesn't seem to recognize the 5.4 style.
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
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