JavaCokyMan 2013-11-24
Nope,notwiththeeachclause.
I'djustwritemyowntaglibthattakeslist1andlist2anddoestheiterationforyou,yieldingbacktothe
<g:eachCheckedItem list1="${list1}" list2="${list2}"> <input type="checkbox" ... checked="checked"/> </g:eachCheckedItem>
Andinyourtaglibclass:
def eachCheckedItem = { attrs, body -> def list1 = attrs.list1 def list2 = attrs.list2 list1.findAll { list2.contains(it) }.each { out << body(listItem: it) // access to listItem variable inside gsp } }
Somethinglikethat(tunedtoyourspecificproblem)iseasytowrite,andalsocleansupyourgspfilequiteabit.Iusethesekindsofcustomiteratorsallthetimeinmytaglibs.