b\main" is interpreted as a newline character. Try using
forward slashes - that works even on Windows.
Henk van Voorthuijsen
On May 4, 2011, at 12:36 PM, P.N. wrote:
Hello!
I've trieb to build NetBeans form source and got this error message:
C:\nb\main\nbbuild\build.xml:140
Hello!
I've trieb to build NetBeans form source and got this error message:
C:\nb\main\nbbuild\build.xml:1408:
java.util.regex.PatternSyntaxException: Illegal/unsupported escape
sequence near index 6
C:\nb\main/(.*)$
at java.util.regex.Pattern.error(Pattern.java:1804
After looking for a solution some hours yesterday, I've found the
solution today within some minutes: Just had to use a reference.
Regards
Peter
P.N. schrieb:
Hello!
Tried this:
Assignment "test1" works, "test2" does not -
Hello!
Tried this:
Assignment "test1" works, "test2" does not - why?
Kind regards
Peter
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Hello!
Getting this strange message:
[xtras:doforeach] The supplemental property helper "n/d" is not
installed.
What's wrong? What do I have to install?
Using antxtras_3.0.0b1-build1083.45 and ant-1.8.1.
Kind regards
Peter
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Found my problem: had to use $ref: instead of $var:
Regards
P.
P.N. schrieb:
Hello!
I've got a problem with variables in the following snippet:
Results in:
[echo] TEST = ${$var:test}
Seems, the reference to the variable is incorrect.
Using antxtras_3.0.0b1-build1083.45 and ant-
Hi Peter,
Here message is a string of value "TEST = ${$var:test}" as it is quoted.
Variable part should be unquoted.
Try this.
Thanks
Sourabh
On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 4:28 PM, P.N. wrote:
Hello!
I've got a problem with variables in the following snippet:
Hello!
I've got a problem with variables in the following snippet:
Results in:
[echo] TEST = ${$var:test}
Seems, the reference to the variable is incorrect.
Using antxtras_3.0.0b1-build1083.45 and ant-1.8.1.
What's wrong???
Kind regards
Peter
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Thank You! Works fine, now!!!
Regards
Peter
Matt Benson schrieb:
On Sep 3, 2010, at 9:45 AM, P.N. wrote:
Thank You! Works partly, as it returns the last child in the last subfolder
instead of the last direct child.
Also, seems not to be the correct element for matches (e.g. &qu
:_lastname}. References are
not properties.
HTH,
Matt
On Sep 3, 2010, at 9:27 AM, P.N. wrote:
Hello!
I want to get the path to the last child folder in some parent directory. Tried
this:
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It seems, there're so many filters and tasks, I'd guess it should be
possible somehow - any good solution?
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P.N.
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