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Correct a minor error in qute-reference.adoc #32840

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Expand Up @@ -1665,7 +1665,7 @@ On the other hand, if the value is set (e.g. via `TemplateInstance.data("foo", "
The type of a default value must be assignable to the type of the parameter declaration. For example, see the incorrect parameter declaration that results in a build failure: `{@org.acme.Foo foo=1}`.

TIP: The default value is actually an <<expressions,expression>>. So the default value does not have to be a literal (such as `42` or `true`). For example, you can leverage the `@TemplateEnum` and specify an enum constant as a default value of a parameter declaration: `{@org.acme.MyEnum myEnum=MyEnum:FOO}`.
However, the infix notation is not supported in default values unless the parentheses are used for grouping, e.g. `{@org.acme.Foo foo=(foo1 ?: foo2)}``.
However, the infix notation is not supported in default values unless the parentheses are used for grouping, e.g. `{@org.acme.Foo foo=(foo1 ?: foo2)}`.

IMPORTANT: The type of a default value is not validated in <<standalone,Qute standalone>>.

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