Re: Selecting source files if they have been compiled

David Weintraub, 20.08.09, 23:13h CEST: > Patternsets to the rescue! > > > > > > > sourcepath=""> > > > > Your different tasks can define different patternsets for source files. Thanks for your reply. That would certainly work; however, I would have to know the pattern in ad

Re: Selecting source files if they have been compiled

Patternsets to the rescue! Your different tasks can define different patternsets for source files. On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 10:08 AM, Stefan Walter wrote: > Hi, > > is there a good/elegant recipe for selecting those source files that javac > chose to compile? > > I have a single

Selecting source files if they have been compiled

Hi, is there a good/elegant recipe for selecting those source files that javac chose to compile? I have a single source directory containing the project's classes and multiple targets compiling subsets of these classes into distinct destination directories. For at least one of these subsets, I wo

AW: How to remove a property from a file

>> Ant's task allows to update a file's properties, but >> how do you _remove_ a property from a file? >> >> The problem is that the number and name of properties in the file is >> arbitrary... And while I could use external tools for it, I'd rather >> not. Is there a "pure" ant solution? > >Usin

Re: How to remove a property from a file

Francis GALIEGUE wrote: Hello everyone, Ant's task allows to update a file's properties, but how do you _remove_ a property from a file? The problem is that the number and name of properties in the file is arbitrary... And while I could use external tools for it, I'd rather not. Is there a "pu

How to remove a property from a file

Hello everyone, Ant's task allows to update a file's properties, but how do you _remove_ a property from a file? The problem is that the number and name of properties in the file is arbitrary... And while I could use external tools for it, I'd rather not. Is there a "pure" ant solution? -- Fr