Isn't that the default behaviour of the exec task?
How do you start your Batchfile?
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On Mon, 1 Sep 2008, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> SO, finally, my question: Is there any way to force the fileset
> returned values to be relative paths?
doesn't really return absolute paths, it returns a
collection of strings and the task that uses the fileset usually turns
them into absolute pa
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 2:03 PM, c0uchm0nster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using the cpptasks plugin, or taskdef, or whatever they're called
> (sorry, I'm brand new to ant), and a shell script to call msvc through
> wine, which is working pretty well.
Excellent choice! ;-)
No easy to get start
I'm in a kind of messed up development environment, so before my
question I'm going to provide a little background:
My project depends on (among other things) DirectX and DXUT to build (C++).
My server is running linux, and it's not really an option to switch
over to windows.
My goal is a cross-co
Hi Guys,
I am executing a batch file via Ant using "exec" task. Could
anyone tell tell me some way in which I can stop Ant's execution till the
execution of batch files doesn't get completed. I don't want to use a
time-out trick for it as I don't know that how much time that scriot migh
