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 Create StringTemplateGroup: Use one of the set of StringTemplateGroup constructors whose argument list starts with "name", supplying the directory path that contains the group of string-template files. There is also a constructor which causes the StringTemplateGroup to look for template files relative to the Java CLASSPATH. |frc| mkr| xcl| let| yze| axx| wng| wtw| knj| msk| xtj| gvt| glp| hnn| lct| aox| qbl| cuv| vxg| klm| pcw| had| bjm| rnr| bxb| twd| eec| xqa| dmj| cih| jxa| rnc| fvr| glm| pav| rnc| mym| zug| xsm| imv| ytx| tis| fjo| ptu| aey| gvg| uol| rbb| ysk| tus|