You can simplify the "ignore case" for the keyword:
[keyword][](?i:func checkIfVia)=...
You should write the entire function as the right hand side. Take care to
escape '{' and '}':
...=function boolean checkIfVia(Route route, String locationCode) \{ if
(route != null) \{ Via[] viaArr = route.getViaArray(); for(int i=1; i <
viaArr.length; i++) if (
viaArr[i].getLocationCode().equalsIgnoreCase(locationCode) ) return true;
\} return false; \}
5.2.0 permit line breaks on the right hand side of DSL definitions.
-W
On 31 May 2011 07:43, Bala <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Wolfgang..
> Should it be the same way, i have splited the function into blocks in DSL
> Mapping??
> I am more concerned about writing the function mapping in DSL since writing
> these functions in java requires compilation and redeployment in server.
>
> -Bala
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