Re: What does "Deprecated form of #set" mean?

[Jason van Zyl <jv...@apache.org>]

"Turpin, Jay" wrote:
> 
> I'm getting a lot of these messages in my velocity.log file when I run
> Torque to generate the TurbineUser classes:
> 
> [warn] Deprecated form of #set directive in om/Peer.vm [line 1] : #set
> $classTableName=${table.JavaName}

What version of the TDK are you using? Or what are you using. The
correct way to use the #set is something like:

#set ($name = "jason")

> 
> I get them for a variety of #set statements. Here are some examples:
> #set $default = $col.DefaultSetting
> #set $n=0
> #set $n = $n + 1
> #set $comma = false
> 
> Any idea what it means? What can I do to clean it up?
> 
> Regards,
> Jay Turpin
> Intel Corporation
> 
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