> I have changed the script relicense/relicense.py so that the *first*
> original copyright year is retained.
> The last year will always be 2004 (or 2005 if someone runs the script
> next year, ...)
>
> example
> original :
> Copyright (c) 1999 2001-2002 The Apache Software Foundation
>
> output :
I stumbled upon this thread late, and have tried to catch up, but am far
from there, sorry.
My perspective is I import (include) things for "scriptlet re-use", I am not
trying to override. I guess w/ property immutability I'd just assumed target
immutability (although I know importing can change t
Thanks Stefan, good information, I appreciate it.
> In principle with Ant 1.2, but didn't exist before Ant 1.4
> (and didn't work properly before 1.5).
So, let's see. If I make my classes sub-class from DataType, but don't rely
upon folks having to typedef them, then I ought be in go
I did a search and looked at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/develop.html#writingowntask, but didn't find
much on DataTypes. I got swamped in the mailing list archives sorry, and
couldn't see the wood for the trees. So I have a few questions around
DataTypes.
1) When were DataTypes introduce to ant,
This is a cosmetic change request, but would somebody mind adding a space
(or a colon/space or something) after getTaskName() in this message?
Otherwise I think folks wonder what "taskdefA" is.
Definer.java -- line 544
catch (NoClassDefFoundError ncdfe) {
String msg = getTaskName() + "A
I see you've checked in the iterator -> int fix, thank you both.
Peter wrote: "revert the script test that showed up the problem in the first
place". Sorry, but what does this mean to the non-antdev-initiated? I am
using Krysalis Centipede, which is clearly too big to have as a unit test
for ant,
I have submitted a bug, and a patch, as documented here:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=20272
Much as the code is using JXPATH the bug is a simple one, use of an
Iterator.next() w/o a test to Iterator.hasNext().
Could I ask somebody to evaluate and commit this patch fo
> I am searching for documentation about ruper. I found this
> http://krysalis.org/cgi-bin/krywiki.pl?Ruper
>
> I see that the ruper task depends on common-vfs. If we use Ruper for
antlib,
> which can be very good, then we are making ant core dependent upon
> common-vfs.
I have been working with
