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From: Matthew Hughes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 10:04 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: AW: What does it mean
I could probably find this out if I looked a lot longer, but what do
I could probably find this out if I looked a lot longer, but what does
the AW: mean in the subject line. I have an basic understanding that it
is supposed to be a more general post, not specific to a certain thread,
but what does the actual acronym -- if that is what it is-- mean?
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It was my understanding that the target/source attributes in the javac
task forced the compiled classes to be compatible with old versions.
What I also assumed was that it wouldn't let me compile something if I
was using an API that was newer than the 'target' attribute. For
example, my task
I have a build.properties file that contains my build.number property.
Part of my build is updating that number by one on each build using:
type="int" />
It does what it needs to do, but it also reorders all the other
properties in the file. I have a lot of properties in the file and
gr
I have a property
In certain tasks, I want the version value to be "7_6_1" with
underscores replacing the periods. How do I create a new property that
would have this value. I know how to use filters to filter tokens when
copying files, but I can't seem to figure out how to do that for the
