Matt,
You bastard! Why won't you shut up??!!! ;) Thanx all the same for the boiled
down example.
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Clifton C. Craig, Software Engineer
Intelligent Computer Systems - A Division of GBG
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On Monday 23 January 200
Sorry Matt, I don't believe I read your reply correctly. I'll go back and
re-read then post again. Thanx!
On Monday 23 January 2006 3:29 pm, Matt Benson wrote:
> --- Clifton Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> [SNIP]
>
> > ;) I must clarify that
> > my tone was not intended as a heated tone. It
Matt,
That's not bad! Thanx for the tip. I haven't tried it yet but I'm sure it will
most likely work. I'll work that into my build once I fix an unrelated bug
that was dropped into my lap a moment ago. Thanx again.
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Clifton C. Craig, Software E
Just because I'm a bastard who can't shut up, I'll
even boil my example (which may have been obscured by
setup and testing) down to a macro:
best I can do for now, until we have local properties
for
--- Clifton Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[SNIP]
> ;) I must clarify that
> my tone was not intended as a heated tone. It is
> hard to express or
> interperet tone in text so let me assure you all
> that I'm not angry at
> anybody.
Okay, sorry for the misinterpretation... :)
[SNIP]
> I d
Embarassing! Ok, some I misspelt purest. (Or is that misspelled purist.)
Admitting that I'm not the purest I sought out to be ;) I must clarify that
my tone was not intended as a heated tone. It is hard to express or
interperet tone in text so let me assure you all that I'm not angry at
anybody
--- Ken Gentle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just for the record, the word is "purist" - Mary,
> Mother of Jesus, is
> reported to have be "the purest". :)
Hmm. Purism regarding use of the word "purist". We
may end up with another "misspelt is misspelled"
argument on our hands. I do agree y
Just for the record, the word is "purist" - Mary, Mother of Jesus, is
reported to have be "the purest". :)
Um, Clifton, the first solution I showed you is 100%, pure, core
ANT. It does involve a file read. I have a similar issue in my
current project that necessitates writing properties to
See, herein lies the problem. I'm not open to Ant-contrib. I'm what you might
call a purest. I believe that this should be possible using vanilla Ant
declarative syntax. I refuse to muddy up my build with forced procedural
logic when it doesn't need to be included. I don't have the list in a fil
Another ant-contrib solution may be using the for task:
Regards
Frank
Quoting Ken Gentle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> At 15:57 2006-01-21, you wrote:
> > > Here is the error: the includes attribute sho
At 15:57 2006-01-21, you wrote:
> Here is the error: the includes attribute should contain patterns
> matching the file names you want copied.
> The patterns only match the directories.
> Try: includes="**/*.jar""
Tommy,
I know where the error is my real problem is the property friv
On Jan 21, 2006, at 9:57 PM, Clifton Craig wrote:
Here is the error: the includes attribute should contain patterns
matching the file names you want copied.
The patterns only match the directories.
Try: includes="**/*.jar""
You might be able to use patterns of the for
> Here is the error: the includes attribute should contain patterns
> matching the file names you want copied.
> The patterns only match the directories.
> Try: includes="**/*.jar""
Tommy,
I know where the error is my real problem is the property friving the selector
needs to be a co
On Jan 21, 2006, at 8:21 PM, Clifton Craig wrote:
I'm having trouble doing something that I think should be really
simple. I have a comma separated list of directories that I want to
copy to a destination. I want those directories and everything in
them to copy. When I use the copy task I
I'm having trouble doing something that I think should be really simple. I have
a comma separated list of directories that I want to copy to a destination. I
want those directories and everything in them to copy. When I use the copy task
I get only the directories and not their contents. Eg. I h
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