Dominique:
Thanks for the reply. I followed the links and sure enough there is
mention of this issue. I incorrectly referred to Path.java when, in
fact, the class I had been looking at was AbstractFileSet.java (as seen
in the link you provided).
From what I gather it looks like in 1.7 I ca
On 10/19/05, Scot P. Floess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not sure why the source behind Path.java is coded to raise and
> exception if the directory is not there...or more to the point why I
> can't simply specify to something like "ignore-non-existants"
does ignore non-existent files, but t
Matt:
Thanks for the quick and prompt reply :)
I considered using targets but was hoping that was not necessary (mostly
because I dint want to see the extra target(s) listed and printed - just
being anal).
I'm not sure why the source behind Path.java is coded to raise and
exception if the d
--- "Scot P. Floess" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone can please help me? I am
> having trouble
> converting a path to a property when a fileset's dir
> does not exist.
[SNIP]
You will have to check for the directory's existence
before adding the offending fileset to the
