Your ant seems to be running many times, not just twice... In fact,
as you can see from below from the simplification I made of your
build output, each target in the ant is executed once, along with all
it's dependencies.
I am not sure exactly why this would be happening. My first thought
Oh... Nope, they are arbitrary project names.
F
On Aug 07, 2008, at 14:04, Matt Benson wrote:
My point was that I assume that the names of Foo and
its siblings follow no predictable pattern, hence your
reason for enumerating them in a file.
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Isaak,
First, are you sure this should be in your ant build? It sounds like
a one time process of porting the files to your new naming schema. If
that is the case, it might be simplest to just use something like
Renamer4Mac:
http://renamer4mac.com/
If however for some reason you really
On Aug 06, 2008, at 11:35, Matt Benson wrote:
To answer your original query, F, for the time being I
would probably load your includesfile using
with a nested filterchain and thereby customize your
basic includesfile for each occasion.
Huh, I can't find something to append text at the end of
If move does not do it, copy in combination with a (regex) mapper
should. Maybe something like this would do:
1. Copy all your files from the source dir to the temp dir, apply a
regex mapper.
2. Delete the source dir
3. Copy the temp stuff back to the source dir.
Like Matt said, more inform
Ivar,
I think your problem is similar to the one I described a few days ago
in:
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/ant-user/200808.mbox/%
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So far I have not been able to solve it, nor received any answers. I
guess that the answer is that it can not be done using s
Hi all,
My first post to this list, I hope I am not asking something already
answered, but I could not google the result out.
I'd like to define file sets based on entries in an includesfile, but
modified. For example, I would need to have my includesfile contain:
Directory1
Directory2
D
