property name constructed from string and the value of another property

[Dirk Ooms]

Dear List,

i had hoped it would be possible to write something like:

${foo${anotherProperty}}

to obtain the value of the property foobar in case the value of
anotherProperty is 'bar'.

but this syntax is not allowed. are there ways to construct the name of
a property from the value of another property?

cheers,
dirk


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[Alexander-129]

Its possible. Read about #evaluate macro

2009/11/12 dirk ooms <dirk@...>

> Dear List,
>
> i had hoped it would be possible to write something like:
>
> ${foo${anotherProperty}}
>
> to obtain the value of the property foobar in case the value of
> anotherProperty is 'bar'.
>
> but this syntax is not allowed. are there ways to construct the name of
> a property from the value of another property?
>
> cheers,
> dirk
>
>
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Regards,
Alexander