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Constretto seems to support use of the (undocumented?) syntax #{...} for variable resolving.
The organization I currently work at has some .properties files which are used by several applications, most of which are Spring based. Some properties employ the ${...} placeholder. It would be nice to be able to use Constretto in a couple of applications.
Is is possible for Constretto to support the ${...} syntax that Spring uses?
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In the current implementation there is no simple way of changing the placeholder unfortunately.
It is hidden deep inside the CPrimitive class used for parsing values across different file types. If I remember correctly there was a problem using $ as a prefix in certain stores but cannot remember now the issue. But sure. There could be a way of having this as a configurable option
Spring uses
${...}
to reference other properties.Constretto seems to support use of the (undocumented?) syntax
#{...}
for variable resolving.The organization I currently work at has some .properties files which are used by several applications, most of which are Spring based. Some properties employ the ${...} placeholder. It would be nice to be able to use Constretto in a couple of applications.
Is is possible for Constretto to support the
${...}
syntax that Spring uses?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: