You can declare multiple taskdefs all pointing to the same impl. class, or you can declare it once & then use presetdef (I think).
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| Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care | |
| IBM WebSphere Application Server Development |
WAS Pyxis Lead
Release Engineer
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| Kev Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
05/03/2006 02:50 AM
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Hi,
I've been messing with some code today, and looking at antlibs, a
typical declaration may be something like:
<antlib>
<taskdef
name="my_task"
classname="org.apache.ant.my_task.Task1"
/>
...
</antlib>
I was wondering if there would be any usefulness in adding an 'alias'
attribute, which could take a list of aliases. This would allow an
antlib to have an official name for a task, whilst still allowing the
use of abbreviations (which is fairly common in unix land (--verbose/-v
etc)).
<antlib>
<taskdef
name="my_task"
alias="t, task, task1"
classname="org.apache.ant.my_task.Task1"
/>
...
</antlib>
Any thoughts?
Kev
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