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Andrew Hughes commented on MSITE-294:
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Since posting here, I've changed jobs, switched roles eta eta eta... so I have
lost my 'test case' for this situation. Off the top of my head... we did get
around this by declaring an apt variable at the start of the .apt file. This
was assigned the ${project.whatever} parameter value, and then you could use
this in the apt text. Sorry I don't have a snippet to show how this was done.
I'll try find some time to test this... thanks for asking/chasing this one up
Dennis & Lukas.
> Can't escape ${project.version} as plain text inside apt +---- section, on
> *.apt.vm files
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>
> Key: MSITE-294
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MSITE-294
> Project: Maven 2.x Site Plugin
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0-beta-6
> Environment: *.apt.vm files, and +----- escaped section.
> Reporter: Andrew Hughes
> Priority: Critical
>
> You can reproduce this the following way.....
> ./src/site/index.apt.vm (start)
> --------------------------------------------------
> This will appear without the backslashes
> {noformat}$\{project.version\}{noformat} and that's excellent. But you can't
> get this output in the escaped apt text section below.
> {noformat}
> +---
> However this apt escaped section still shows the backslashes inside this
> section $\{project.version\} and there is no known way the text can be shown
> as above.
> To make matters worse, when you put this in without the backslashes, you get
> the properties value (like a filter). See: ${project.version} not the desired
> string as above
> +---
> {noformat}
> -------------------------------------------------
> ./src/site/index.apt.vm (start)
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