According to Apache Velocity User Guide, right hand side of assignments can be of type
- Variable reference
- List item
- String literal
- Property reference
- Method reference
- Number literal
- ArrayList
- Map
You can create an empty list, which would satisfy all your needs for an array, in an Apache Velocity template with an expression like:
#set($foo = [])
or initialize values:
#set($foo = [42, "a string", 21, $myVar])
then, add elements using the Java add method:
$foo.add(53);
$foo.add("another string");
but beware, as the Java .add() method for the list type returns a boolean value, when you add an element to the list, Velocity will print, for instance, "true" or "false" based on the result of the "add" function.
A simple work around is assigning the result of the add function to a variable:
#set($bar = $foo.add(42))
You can access the elements of the list using index numbers:
<span>$foo[1]</span>
Expression above would show a span with the text "a string". However the safest way to access elements of a list is using foreach loops.
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