Re: Issue 28 in json-template: Provide @index variable for the current array index

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Comment #11 on issue 28 by maik.der...@googlemail.com: Provide @index
variable for the current array index
https://code.google.com/p/json-template/issues/detail?id=28

How can i use @index to indicate odd and even columns in a table?

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Comment #12 on issue 28 by andyc...@gmail.com: Provide @index variable for

the current array index
https://code.google.com/p/json-template/issues/detail?id=28

Using @index with table ROWS is more conventional.

COLUMNS probably require <colgroup> and <col> tags. If the number of
columns is static (doesn't depend on template data), then you shouldn't
need JSON Template variables at all.

Most tables I've created have static columns.

Here is an example of @index,

http://chubot.org/json-template/test-cases/testIndex-01.html

You can add a formatter like this:

{@index|even-odd}

even-odd could be registered as a function that returns "blue" or "red"
depending on the value of @index.

There should be some examples of how to register formatters in the unit
tests.