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Let APT macro blocks end at the last brace on the line - #1069
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MacroBlock.traverse() located the end of the macro with indexOf('}'),
which is the *first* closing brace. A parameter value containing braces
therefore truncated the macro, silently dropping the rest of the value.
This shows up when the raw source of a *.apt.vm file is parsed, where
Velocity references are still unresolved:
%{snippet|file=${project.build.directory}/test-classes/resolve.txt}
parsed as file=${project.build.directory}, dropping the path. In a normal
site build Velocity runs first so no brace remains, but doxia-converter
parses the unprocessed source and lost the parameter.
The macro block always ends with the closing brace, so use lastIndexOf.
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MacroBlock.traverse() located the end of the macro with indexOf('}'),
which is the first closing brace. A parameter value containing braces
therefore truncated the macro, silently dropping the rest of the value.
This shows up when the raw source of a *.apt.vm file is parsed, where
Velocity references are still unresolved:
%{snippet|file=${project.build.directory}/test-classes/resolve.txt}
parsed as file=${project.build.directory}, dropping the path. In a normal
site build Velocity runs first so no brace remains, but doxia-converter
parses the unprocessed source and lost the parameter.
The macro block always ends with the closing brace, so use lastIndexOf.
Part of the wider migration tracked in
apache/maven-doxia-converter#139