Re: how to copy and edit a section of a text file

>you mean copy one name attribute No, I mean copy the entire section as written down before: from . I keep the old section, then I append the new one which is almost identical but not quite. If you look again at the code, you will see that the second xml file (the one I would like to get) is diff

Re: how to copy and edit a section of a text file

ca_iancu schrieb: >> Can you provide a little more details, xmlfile how it is and how it > More details, certainly! I need to find/read/duplicate a section of an xml > file, then append it and make a simple change to the added section. I need > to go from: > > > > > >

RE: Install task collapses jar names and causes naming collision

Thanks, I'll give that a try. I wasn't aware of the classifier token. -Original Message- From: Maarten Coene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2008 4:26 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Install task collapses jar names and causes naming collision I guess the reas

Re: problem using properties in ivysettings with IvyDE

Which version of IvyDE do you use? Maarten - Original Message From: "St. Denis, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, October 9, 2008 5:55:43 PM Subject: problem using properties in ivysettings with IvyDE When I use an ivy settings fil

Re: Install task collapses jar names and causes naming collision

I guess the reason is that you don't use the [classifier] token in your artifact patterns of your resolvers. This classifier token indicates if the artifact is a javadoc or a sources artifact. If you don't use it, Ivy will download the sources, javadoc and normal jar to the same file. You could

Re: how to copy and edit a section of a text file

>Can you provide a little more details, xmlfile how it is and how it >should look after editing/appending/replacing ? More details, certainly! I need to find/read/duplicate a section of an xml file, then append it and make a simple change to the added section. I need to go from:

Re: how to copy and edit a section of a text file

Despite the fact that it comes from my company, it is in fact completely free. Such is the magic of open source etc. I have long looked at making an 'enterprise-level' version with huge support contacts. With little success :-) ca_iancu wrote: This is a commercial library. I want to use exis

Install task collapses jar names and causes naming collision

Recently I used ivy:install to install ivy-2.0.0-rc1 from Maven central into my private repository, and apparently there was some sort of naming collision. Only one jar was downloaded, named ivy.jar but it was the source jar. What is the reason for this? The maven central repo looks like this:

RE: how to copy and edit a section of a text file

Maybe you want to take a look at filterchains, documented under "Concepts and Types." HTH, Matt --- ca_iancu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This is a commercial library. I want to use existing > functionality from Ant > to accomplish this task. I am certain it is > possible, I just do not know

Re: how to copy and edit a section of a text file

ca_iancu schrieb: > This is a commercial library. I want to use existing functionality from Ant > to accomplish this task. I am certain it is possible, I just do not know Ant no, it's free, you even get the sources :-) Of course there are many ways to Rome, but when dealing with xml i recommend th

RE: how to copy and edit a section of a text file

This is a commercial library. I want to use existing functionality from Ant to accomplish this task. I am certain it is possible, I just do not know Ant well enough yet. There has to be some sort of loop that can be created to read from a file line by line and stop when a certain string is encount

problem using properties in ivysettings with IvyDE

When I use an ivy settings file with Ant from the command line I can use relative paths, for example: But when I use the same ivy settings file from IvyDE I need to use an absolute path to the property file. Otherwise I get the error below: BUILD FAILED /uhome/dsd/ivy/fms/ivy_common.x

RE: how to copy and edit a section of a text file

-Original Message- From: ca_iancu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2008 3:22 PM To: user@ant.apache.org Subject: how to copy and edit a section of a text file /* Hello, I'm trying to edit an XML file by searching with regular expressions. Once found, the text will be

how to copy and edit a section of a text file

Hello, I'm trying to edit an XML file by searching with regular expressions. Once found, the text will be copied, changed and appended at the end (or beginning) of the aforementioned found text.The lines I am looking for have the following format: .. "some_device" is a varia

Feedback wanted on Groovy Tutorial at ApacheCon US

Hi folks, Sorry for the noise. I'll make it short. Numbers permitting I am lined up to give a Groovy Tutorial at ApacheCon. I am hoping to include information relevant to Ant users, e.g.: * calling Groovy from Ant * Groovy's AntBuilder (Groovy DSL for Ant) * Ivy support for Groovy's Grapes (Ge

scriptdef with nested fileset and mapper

Hi, I'm trying to write a custom copy task using scriptdef & ruby but I don't find the documentation I need. The script should (as an example) do the same as the copy task. How do I access the original file and the mapped file ? Like in this skeleton: ??? A