Eclipse (tested with Helios) has a built in Ant debugger too.
Quick test:
- write a buildfile
- set a breakpoint (line 9)
- "Debug as > Ant build"
==> Eclipse changed to the debug perspective (or wants to)
In the variables view you can see the properties, but not change values or set
new props.
On 06/09/2011 05:42 AM, Nicolas Lalevée wrote:
At some point we may imagine a debugger in an IDE like Eclipse too.
By the way there has long been an Ant debugger in NetBeans. Just select Debug Target from the context menu of a build script in e.g. the Files tab. Breakpoints and
property inspec
On 06/09/2011 11:58 AM, Steve Loughran wrote:
I'm doing something non-ant related, but I'm wondering if anyone has
seen this problem here, as it's the closest to what I'm trying to do
1. I have some code that is a test runner for Junit3.8.x classes, it works.
2. I am trying to flip the ivy versi
I'm doing something non-ant related, but I'm wondering if anyone has
seen this problem here, as it's the closest to what I'm trying to do
1. I have some code that is a test runner for Junit3.8.x classes, it works.
2. I am trying to flip the ivy version to junit 4.8.2 something.
3. I rerun my tes
This is looking great ! At some point we may imagine a debugger in an IDE like
Eclipse too. This seems a nice first step.
About the implementation, I think you don't need to patch ant for that. At
least for a first POC.
If you implement a listener (see org.apache.tools.ant.BuildListener), I thin
