forEachEnd"
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forEachEnd="${''an-EL-expr''}" | forEachEnd="${''an-EL-expr''}" | ||
| − | + | The <tt>forEach</tt> attribute is used to specify the index (starting from 0) which element iteration should end at (inclusive). If not specified, the iterations ends at the last element. | |
If <tt>forEachEnd</tt> is greater than or equals to the number of elements, the iteration ends at the last element. | If <tt>forEachEnd</tt> is greater than or equals to the number of elements, the iteration ends at the last element. | ||
Revision as of 06:17, 1 August 2011
Syntax:
forEachEnd="${an-EL-expr}"
The forEach attribute is used to specify the index (starting from 0) which element iteration should end at (inclusive). If not specified, the iterations ends at the last element.
If forEachEnd is greater than or equals to the number of elements, the iteration ends at the last element.
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