You can (or I might if I ever get time) write a custom
ResourceComparator for use with the sort collection.
-Matt
--- João Augusto Charnet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Ok
> I've downloaded a nightly build of ant, to see how
> the sort tag works.
> It still doesn't give me the ordering I need
Ok
I've downloaded a nightly build of ant, to see how the sort tag works.
It still doesn't give me the ordering I need.
\---01_Vdir1
| 01_file1.sql
|
+---00_Vdir2
| 00_file2.sql
| 01_file3.sql
|
\---01_Vdir3
| 01_file4.sql
| 02_f
João Augusto Charnet wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm using Fileset to search through a series o files of the same
> extension (say *.jsf). I'd like to know if file set does a depth
> search, ou a width search through out the directories.
> Example:
> Let's say I have the following directory structure:
> ...
--- João Augusto Charnet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Is there any work around I can do to achieve some
> kind of ordering until
> 1.7 comes out?
You could subclass fileset to order things.
> Any idea on when 1.7 is coming out ?
Nothing concrete, hopefully by the end of the year at
the latest.
Is there any work around I can do to achieve some kind of ordering
until 1.7 comes out?
Any idea on when 1.7 is coming out ?
Thanks .
John
Matt Benson wrote:
;) Correct; 1.7 will have a resource
collection and several included resource comparators.
I didn't want to disappoint the guy, so
;) Correct; 1.7 will have a resource
collection and several included resource comparators.
I didn't want to disappoint the guy, so hadn't said
anything.
-Matt
--- Jeffrey E Care <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think some of Matt Benson's work on the HEAD (i.e.
> Ant 1.7) branch for
> resource
I think some of Matt Benson's work on the HEAD (i.e. Ant 1.7) branch for
resource collections can do ordering.
Unfortunately that won't help you on 1.6
--
Jeffrey E. Care ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
WebSphere v7 Release Engineer
WebSphere Build Tooling Lead (Project Mantis)
João Augusto Charnet
Thanks for the response.
Is there any way to guarantee the order of the files returned ?
Thanks again ...
John
Jeffrey E Care wrote:
fileset goes not guarantee that the files it matches will be returned in
any particular order. I do believe that it will go depth-first, but within
any give
fileset goes not guarantee that the files it matches will be returned in
any particular order. I do believe that it will go depth-first, but within
any given directory there is no guarantee on the order of the files in
that directory, as this is dependant on the underlying JVM, native
filesyste
