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I want to have a default value in a String with a dot. I can't save my template when I put in the dot, though. Is it possible to get the dot into the string?

System.out.println("${related.string}");

So I want to have related.string as one string, which means when I get in with the cursor it should behave as one, so if I type something, it should vanish all.

I get the error: Template has incomplete variables. Type '$$' to enter the dollar character. in the UI.

Loki
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  • I use this to indicate the "path" through my paket structure. By default i want it to have i18n.strings for my internationalization template. But if I have a different path, I want to completely erase the whole string as soon as I type. – Loki Aug 21 '14 at 14:32
  • Because I use `i18n.strings` as default and I need the dot, I currently use `"${i18n}.${strings}"`. It works, but if I don't need the dot, I need to erase it myself. Though, If the filename is still strings but the path is different this one is shorter. – Loki Aug 21 '14 at 14:43
  • I get you now. I can't figure out a way to do this - it doesn't appear to support escaping of any kind that I can see. – Duncan Jones Aug 21 '14 at 14:45

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