I'm trying to output to an .html file some info.
I'm reading from a file and getting values to know how much items my tables are going to have, like this:
val classes = (x \\ "class").length
I wanted to use the colspan with the value that I got, but I need to insert the quotation mark ' " '.
var classe = {
for (file <- x \ "java-class-file")
yield <tr><th colspan="{classes}">{ file \ "@name" }</th></tr>
{...}
}
But it doesn't work since its need something like:
colspan="2"
Instead I get:
colspan={classes}
How can I do it, since ' " ' doesn't work?
For the sake of completeness: in Scala's XML literal syntax you can interpolate attribute values by using braces without quotation marks:
The value needs to be a string, though, so in your case you want
colspan={classes.toString}
.