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To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: RE: Re: Setting the value of a property conditonally
Thanks to everyone who contributed. I now know the design decision that lays
behind the functioning of .
My Java is only now having the rust knocked off it, so I'm chary of trying to
write a
Thanks to everyone who contributed. I now know the design decision that lays
behind the functioning of .
My Java is only now having the rust knocked off it, so I'm chary of trying to
write a custom task for this purpose. I have been working on Plan B, creating
the intermediate XML file from whi
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Betreff: Re: RE: Setting the value of a property conditonally
> > I'm faced with a situation that calls for me to select the previous
> "business day". In the U.S. business days are generally Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu,
> Fri, with Saturday and Sunday not usually co
I'm faced with a situation that calls for me to select the previous "business
day". In the U.S. business days are generally Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, with Saturday
and Sunday not usually counted.
On most days of the week, the previous business day is the current date - 1
day. On Monday however,
on 3 is true
Does it help?
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To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: RE: RE: Setting the value of a property conditonally
Your example shows exactly the limitation I'm trying to get
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To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: RE: RE: Setting the value of a property conditonally
Your example shows exactly the limitation I'm trying to get around.
There are only two possible values that &quo
Your example shows exactly the limitation I'm trying to get around. There are
only two possible values that "hasMoney" can take in your example. Either
"hasMoney" is "true" or "hasMoney" is false.
I'm faced with a situation that calls for me to select the previous "business
day". In the U.S. bu
