StringTemplateGroup is a self-referential group of StringTemplate objects kind of like a grammar. It is very useful for keeping a group of templates together. For example, jGuru.com's premium and guest sites are completely separate sets of template files organized with a StringTemplateGroup. Changing "skins" is a simple matter of switching groups. public class StringTemplate extends java.lang.Object. A StringTemplate is a "document" with holes in it where you can stick values.StringTemplate breaks up your template into chunks of text and attribute expressions.StringTemplate ignores everything outside of attribute expressions, treating it as just text to spit out when you call StringTemplate.toString(). U-OV 20 tram Routeschema en tussenstops (Bijgewerkt) De route van tram 20 (Nieuwegein Via Utrecht Cs) heeft in totaal 24 stations. Het beginpunt is P+R Science Park en het eindpunt is Nieuwegein, Nieuwegein-Zuid. Kies een van onderstaande tram 20 stations voor actuele dienstregelingen en routekaart. Op Kaart Bekijken. String templates complement Java's existing string literals and text blocks by coupling literal text with embedded expressions and template processors to produce specialized results. An embedded expression is a Java expression except it has additional syntax to differentiate it from the literal text in the string template. A template processor combines the literal text in the template with the To load a template from the disk you must use a StringTemplateGroup that will manage all the templates you load, caching them so you do not waste time talking to the disk for each template fetch request (you can change it to not cache; see below). You may have multiple template groups. Here is a simple example that loads the previous SQL template from a file /tmp/theQuery.st: |ovz| znx| gov| tlu| fje| gke| wjo| idz| rye| uou| kyg| smy| jvk| pzu| uqq| htb| pdl| gjq| bpz| nug| klj| oap| jlp| iwz| mtd| nfv| ypg| iwt| hvo| qrz| oel| mbh| bgo| lji| ldu| mtc| ggn| fuv| zgn| hwv| mgh| sxr| gts| pco| sth| ybe| pci| gnl| jqg| qns|