forEachBegin"
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forEachBegin="${''an-EL-expr''}" | forEachBegin="${''an-EL-expr''}" | ||
| − | It is used with the < | + | It is used with the <code>forEach</code> attribute to specify the index (starting from 0) that the iteration should begin at. If not specified, the iteration begins at the first element, i.e., 0 is assumed. |
| − | If < | + | If <code>forEachBegin</code> is greater than or equals to the number of elements, no iteration is performed. |
| − | Note: < | + | Note: <code>forEachStatus.index</code> always starts from 0, no matter what <code>forEachBegin</code> is. |
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Latest revision as of 13:27, 19 January 2022
Syntax:
forEachBegin="${an-EL-expr}"
It is used with the forEach attribute to specify the index (starting from 0) that the iteration should begin at. If not specified, the iteration begins at the first element, i.e., 0 is assumed.
If forEachBegin is greater than or equals to the number of elements, no iteration is performed.
Note: forEachStatus.index always starts from 0, no matter what forEachBegin is.
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