Examples of VMContext

org.apache.flex.forks.velocity.context.VMContext
This is a special, internal-use-only context implementation to be used for the new Velocimacro implementation. The main distinguishing feature is the management of the VMProxyArg objects in the put() and get() methods. Further, this context also supports the 'VM local context' mode, where any get() or put() of references that aren't args to the VM are considered local to the vm, protecting the global context. @author Geir Magnusson Jr. @version $Id: VMContext.java,v 1.9.10.1 2004/03/03 23:22:54 geirm Exp $
org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext
This is a special, internal-use-only context implementation to be used for the new Velocimacro implementation. The main distinguishing feature is the management of the VMProxyArg objects in the put() and get() methods. Further, this context also supports the 'VM local context' mode, where any get() or put() of references that aren't args to the VM are considered local to the vm, protecting the global context. @author Geir Magnusson Jr. @version $Id: VMContext.java 291585 2005-09-26 08:56:23Z henning $

Examples of org.apache.flex.forks.velocity.context.VMContext

                
                /*
                 *  wrap the current context and add the VMProxyArg objects
                 */


                VMContext vmc = new VMContext( context, rsvc );


                for( int i = 0; i < argumentNamesArray.length; i++)
                {
                    /*
                     *  we can do this as VMProxyArgs don't change state. They change
                     *  the context.
                     */
                   
                    vmc.addVMProxyArg( args[i] );
                }
         
                /*
                 *  now render the VM
                 */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext

                
                /*
                 *  wrap the current context and add the VMProxyArg objects
                 */


                VMContext vmc = new VMContext( context, rsvc );


                for( int i = 1; i < argArray.length; i++)
                {
                    /*
                     *  we can do this as VMProxyArgs don't change state. They change
                     *  the context.
                     */


                    VMProxyArg arg = (VMProxyArg) proxyArgHash.get( argArray[i] ); 
                    vmc.addVMProxyArg( arg );
                }
         
                /*
                 *  now render the VM
                 */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext

                
                /*
                 *  wrap the current context and add the VMProxyArg objects
                 */


                VMContext vmc = new VMContext( context, rsvc );


                for( int i = 1; i < argArray.length; i++)
                {
                    /*
                     *  we can do this as VMProxyArgs don't change state. They change
                     *  the context.
                     */


                    VMProxyArg arg = (VMProxyArg) proxyArgHash.get( argArray[i] ); 
                    vmc.addVMProxyArg( arg );
                }
         
                /*
                 *  now render the VM
                 */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext

    public void testLocalscopePutDoesntLeakButGetDoes() 
    {
        VelocityContext base = new VelocityContext();
        base.put("outsideVar", "value1");


        VMContext vm = new VMContext(new InternalContextAdapterImpl(base), this.instance);
        vm.put("newLocalVar", "value2");


        // New variable put doesn't leak
        assertNull(base.get("newLocalVar"));
        assertEquals("value2", vm.get("newLocalVar"));


        // But we can still get to "outsideVar"
        assertEquals("value1", vm.get("outsideVar"));


        // If we decide to try and set outsideVar it won't leak
        vm.put("outsideVar", "value3");
        assertEquals("value3", vm.get("outsideVar"));
        assertEquals("value1", base.get("outsideVar"));
    }

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext


                /*
                 *  wrap the current context and add the VMProxyArg objects
                 */


                VMContext vmc = new VMContext( context, rsvc );


                for( int i = 1; i < argArray.length; i++)
                {
                    /*
                     *  we can do this as VMProxyArgs don't change state. They change
                     *  the context.
                     */


                    VMProxyArg arg = (VMProxyArg) proxyArgHash.get( argArray[i] );
                    vmc.addVMProxyArg( arg );
                }


                /*
                 *  now render the VM
                 */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext

                
                /*
                 *  wrap the current context and add the VMProxyArg objects
                 */


                VMContext vmc = new VMContext( context, rsvc );


                for( int i = 1; i < argArray.length; i++)
                {
                    /*
                     *  we can do this as VMProxyArgs don't change state. They change
                     *  the context.
                     */


                    VMProxyArg arg = (VMProxyArg) proxyArgHash.get( argArray[i] ); 
                    vmc.addVMProxyArg( arg );
                }
         
                /*
                 *  now render the VM
                 */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext

                
                /*
                 *  wrap the current context and add the VMProxyArg objects
                 */


                VMContext vmc = new VMContext( context, rsvc );


                for( int i = 1; i < argArray.length; i++)
                {
                    /*
                     *  we can do this as VMProxyArgs don't change state. They change
                     *  the context.
                     */


                    VMProxyArg arg = (VMProxyArg) proxyArgHash.get( argArray[i] ); 
                    vmc.addVMProxyArg( arg );
                }
         
                /*
                 *  now render the VM
                 */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext

                
                /*
                 *  wrap the current context and add the VMProxyArg objects
                 */


                VMContext vmc = new VMContext( context );


                for( int i = 1; i < argArray.length; i++)
                {
                    /*
                     *  we can do this as VMProxyArgs don't change state. They change
                     *  the context.
                     */


                    VMProxyArg arg = (VMProxyArg) proxyArgHash.get( argArray[i] ); 
                    vmc.addVMProxyArg( arg );
                }
         
                /*
                 *  now render the VM
                 */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext

                
                /*
                 *  wrap the current context and add the VMProxyArg objects
                 */


                VMContext vmc = new VMContext( context );


                for( int i = 1; i < argArray.length; i++)
                {
                    /*
                     *  we can do this as VMProxyArgs don't change state. They change
                     *  the context.
                     */


                    VMProxyArg arg = (VMProxyArg) proxyArgHash.get( argArray[i] ); 
                    vmc.addVMProxyArg( arg );
                }
         
                /*
                 *  now render the VM
                 */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext

                
                /*
                 *  wrap the current context and add the VMProxyArg objects
                 */


                VMContext vmc = new VMContext( context, rsvc );


                for( int i = 0; i < argumentNamesArray.length; i++)
                {
                    /*
                     *  we can do this as VMProxyArgs don't change state. They change
                     *  the context.
                     */
                   
                    vmc.addVMProxyArg( args[i] );
                }
         
                /*
                 *  now render the VM
                 */

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