List of addVMProxyArg() Examples

Examples of addVMProxyArg()

org.apache.flex.forks.velocity.context.VMContext.addVMProxyArg()
Used to put VMProxyArgs into this context. It separates the VMProxyArgs into constant and non-constant types pulling out the value of the constant types so they can be modified w/o damaging the VMProxyArg, and leaving the dynamic ones, as they modify context rather than their own state @param vmpa VMProxyArg to add
org.apache.velocity.context.ProxyVMContext.addVMProxyArg()
Used to put Velocity macro arguments into this context. @param context rendering context @param macroArgumentName name of the macro argument that we received @param literalMacroArgumentName ".literal.$"+macroArgumentName @param argumentValue actual value of the macro argument @throws MethodInvocationException
org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext.addVMProxyArg()
Used to put VMProxyArgs into this context. It separates the VMProxyArgs into constant and non-constant types pulling out the value of the constant types so they can be modified w/o damaging the VMProxyArg, and leaving the dynamic ones, as they modify context rather than their own state @param vmpa VMProxyArg to add

Examples of org.apache.flex.forks.velocity.context.VMContext.addVMProxyArg()

                    /*
                     *  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.ProxyVMContext.addVMProxyArg()

                 * The idea is to avoid generating the literal until absolutely necessary.
                 * 
                 * This makes VMReferenceMungeVisitor obsolete and it would not work anyway 
                 * when the macro AST is shared
                 */
                vmc.addVMProxyArg(context, argArray[i], literalArgArray[i], node.jjtGetChild(i - 1));
            }
        }
        
        // if this macro was invoked by a call directive, we might have a body AST here. Put it into context.
        if( body != null )

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.ProxyVMContext.addVMProxyArg()

        }
        
        // if this macro was invoked by a call directive, we might have a body AST here. Put it into context.
        if( body != null )
        {
            vmc.addVMProxyArg(context, bodyReference, "", body);
        }


        /*
         * check that we aren't already at the max call depth
         */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.ProxyVMContext.addVMProxyArg()

                 * The idea is to avoid generating the literal until absolutely necessary.
                 * 
                 * This makes VMReferenceMungeVisitor obsolete and it would not work anyway 
                 * when the macro AST is shared
                 */
                vmc.addVMProxyArg(context, argArray[i], literalArgArray[i], macroCallArgument);
            }
        }


        /*
         * check that we aren't already at the max call depth

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.ProxyVMContext.addVMProxyArg()

                 * The idea is to avoid generating the literal until absolutely necessary.
                 * 
                 * This makes VMReferenceMungeVisitor obsolete and it would not work anyway 
                 * when the macro AST is shared
                 */
                vmc.addVMProxyArg(context, argArray[i], literalArgArray[i], macroCallArgument);
            }
        }


    DEBUG.P("vmc.getCurrentMacroCallDepth()="+vmc.getCurrentMacroCallDepth());

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.ProxyVMContext.addVMProxyArg()

                 * The idea is to avoid generating the literal until absolutely necessary.
                 * 
                 * This makes VMReferenceMungeVisitor obsolete and it would not work anyway 
                 * when the macro AST is shared
                 */
                vmc.addVMProxyArg(context, argArray[i], literalArgArray[i], macroCallArgument);
            }
        }


        /*
         * check that we aren't already at the max call depth

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.ProxyVMContext.addVMProxyArg()

                 * The idea is to avoid generating the literal until absolutely necessary.
                 * 
                 * This makes VMReferenceMungeVisitor obsolete and it would not work anyway 
                 * when the macro AST is shared
                 */
                vmc.addVMProxyArg(context, argArray[i], literalArgArray[i], macroCallArgument);
            }
        }


        /*
         * check that we aren't already at the max call depth

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.ProxyVMContext.addVMProxyArg()

                 * The idea is to avoid generating the literal until absolutely necessary.
                 * 
                 * This makes VMReferenceMungeVisitor obsolete and it would not work anyway 
                 * when the macro AST is shared
                 */
                vmc.addVMProxyArg(context, argArray[i], literalArgArray[i], node.jjtGetChild(i - 1));
            }
        }
        
        // if this macro was invoked by a call directive, we might have a body AST here. Put it into context.
        if( body != null )

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.ProxyVMContext.addVMProxyArg()

        }
        
        // if this macro was invoked by a call directive, we might have a body AST here. Put it into context.
        if( body != null )
        {
            vmc.addVMProxyArg(context, bodyReference, "", body);
        }


        /*
         * check that we aren't already at the max call depth
         */

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Examples of org.apache.velocity.context.VMContext.addVMProxyArg()

                     *  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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