Hi Peter,
Not sure why your original snippet did not work; it should.
You're declaring a variable -- so you should use $var:
not $ref: (variables and references are distinct).
To define a string as a reference, use the scope='project'
attribute of the component as in:
I've attached an e
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-1.8.1.
Hi Sourabh,
this doesn't work, either, because it's not valid XML syntax. Trying to
use it results in an error message:
Element type "echo" must be followed by either attribute specifications,
">" or "/>".
Thanks
Peter
sourabh chaki schrieb:
Hi Peter,
Here message is a string of value "
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:
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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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