if / unless, in marked contrast to everywhere else in Ant.
Since if / unless are apparently the only place in Ant where you don't use ${}
notation that fact should also be pointed out explicitly so people don't forget
the ${} notation elsewhere.
Rainer Noack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&g
mentation.
Are there any other places where you use a property without using the ${}
notation? If so these also need to be made explicit. If the if / unless
attributes are the only place where this applies that should also be noted in
the documentation for if / unless.
a new release of ant-contrib comes out.
I apologize for that mistake. I likewise don't pay attention to the
bugs and only read e-mails on the ant-contrib-developer list.
thanks,
dean
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Jose Alberto Fernandez
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(I ha
and see what happens.
thanks for all your guys' comments and help,
dean
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Dean Hiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My apologies for being annoying.
There is no other way to lobby people than to be annoying if they
don't react. Don't wo
yeah, I think you are probably right :). I think the way it is now is
fine. I just never looked at ant-contrib due to it's description.
dean
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Can I suggest trying something new possibly? ant-contrib
might be a
good idea, but is it possible to have the ant m
long time ago and never knew about ant-contrib which had
it. I am just really dissapointed news about ant-contrib is not
widespread(regardless of whether they accept my task or not, haven't
asked them that yet).
thanks for listening at any rate,
Dean
Erik Hatcher wrote:
On Tuesday, Augus
nyone though, let me know. I would be
happy to support this task with bug fix and it's respective test case.
thanks,
dean
Steve Loughran wrote:
Dean Hiller wrote:
ok, I am a moron. I think I ran into the top of that when looking
for guidelines and must not have looked down far e
interesting. I have seen that before and know remember it. I neveer
looked into it because I thought it was for C/C++ and saw that and
stayed away from it. Almost wish the description didn't have C/C++ and
I would have taken a look.
thanks for the info,
dean
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
O
nd read it in to get all the tasks. What do you think?
thanks,
dean
Erik Hatcher wrote:
On Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at 08:45 PM, Dean Hiller wrote:
ok, I am a moron. I think I ran into the top of that when looking
for guidelines and must not have looked down far enough. My
apologie
thanks for all your input on this,
Dean
Steve Loughran wrote:
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Confused by what you are asking. please see my questions below.
I wrote this task in a few hours. (Testing took a little longer). I
didn't think of using the depends and going that route. That might have
sorry, my open source project's license slipped in because I use a template
for that project and forgot to change one file and take it out.
I will resubmit this with the apache license.
thanks,
Dean
Steve Loughran wrote:
Dean,
GPL licenses arent allowed in Apache source; we cannot even i
Confused by what you are asking. please see my questions below.
> Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
>>
>> Dean Hiller wrote, On 26/08/2003 13.59:
>> ...
>>
>>> Currently at work we prevent this same thing by having separate source
>>> trees and people are
he task is deleting javac's destdir if destdir is empty.
Dean
Dean Hiller wrote:
yeah, that's weird. I see the html file in my sent mail, but once I
received it back from the list, it is not there.
So anyways, here is the summary. In a project, there can be lots of
modules and it is import
ompany wants to use it, and I want to use it on my open
source project also. I am curious what others think. I hope you will
try it on your common module and see what dependencies pop up.
I have attached the a zip this time with everything in it including the
html file so it doesn't get st
Hello,
What is the acceptance process of a new task? I would like to put
this task in the ant repository for anybody else who needs it. I have
attached the task, tests and doc for it. I have put in the apache
licenses and stuff also.
thanks,
dean
/*
* The Apache Software License
with what I want.
thanks,
dean
Dominique Devienne wrote:
A little hackish, but this works...
Redirects the INFO output to VERBOSE. --DD
/** Silent version of <unzip>. */
private static class SilentExpand extends Expand {
public void log(String msg) {
super.log(msg, Project.MSG_V
thanks, sounds like a good idea. I think that will work.
dean
> No idea, but a few thoughts:
> - don´t call perform(); instead call execute()
> - create a new Project instance with no loggers and call
> move.setProject(noLoggerProject)
> - maybe you can do something with the R
a
FileSet normal;
FileSet inverse = normal.getInverseFileSet();
call, but I think it will do fine for now.
thanks,
dean
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003, Dean Hiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Writing an ant task and I want to take a FileSet and make it's
inverse.
I have a task that uses the move tasks. How do I turn off logging from
the Move task?
I typically will only let the move task log when the user selects
verbose or debug or something. Otherwise, there is just too much
logging coming out of my new ant task.
thanks,
dean
patterns. Above
works for me, but is there an easier way ***without changing the ant
base*** to get what I want.
Your last statement is exactly my intention.
thanks,
dean
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003, Dean Hiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am writing a new task that h
Is there a reverse FileSet Utility somewhere in the code? Writing an
ant task and I want to take a FileSet and make it's inverse. I couldn't
find one.
thanks,
dean
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thanks for any advice on this,
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