freemarker.core

This package contains FreeMarker's core parsing/rendering functionality; most casual users do not need to be aware of the classes in this package, and can restrict their attention to the freemarker.template package.

Interface Summary
Interface Description

Scope
Represents a variable resolution context in FTL.

TemplateRunnable<T>

Class Summary
Class	Description
AbstractScope	An abstract scope with no variable storage mechanism of its own; only provides enclosing scope and operations related to enclosing scope.
BaseScope	A basic scope that stores variables locally in a hash map.
BlockScope
CommandLine	FreeMarker command-line utility, the Main-Class of `freemarker.jar`.
Configurable	This is a common superclass of `Configuration`, `Template`, and `Environment` classes.
CustomAttribute	A class that allows one to associate custom data with a configuration, a template, or environment.
Environment	Object that represents the runtime environment during template processing.
FreeMarkerPermission	A class representing all FreeMarker-related permissions.
IncludedTemplateNamespace	This class is used for the scope of an included template.
LoopContext	Represents the local context of an iterator block
MacroContext	Represents the context or scope of the execution of an FTL macro.
MacroInvocationBodyContext	Represents the context or scope when a macro executes the body of a macro invocation via [#nested]
SecureRenderer
SecureRendererImpl
TemplateCore	Abstract base class for `Template`.
TemplateNamespace	Represents the namespace associated with a template

Exception Summary
Exception	Description
BreakException	An exception used to break out of a loop
Configurable.UnknownSettingException
InvalidReferenceException	A subclass of TemplateException that says there is no value associated with a given expression.
ReturnException	An exception used to jump out of a macro or function
StopException	This exception is thrown when a <stop> directive is encountered.
UndeclaredVariableException	This exception is thrown when a set directive in the template tries to set a variable which is not declared in that scope or an enclosing one.