Re: condition question

Folks Steve was right. I have to use trim=yes. On Feb 7, 2008 1:24 AM, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Z W wrote: > > Charbel > > thanks for the response. > > I still get the same problem with that small change. > > > > > > confused ${confused} > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Re: condition question

Z W wrote: Charbel thanks for the response. I still get the same problem with that small change. confused ${confused} retest ${retest6} _recheck: [echo] confused 5 [echo] Condition false; setting retest6 to 6 Setting project property: retest6 -> 6 [echo] retest 6 Pr

Re: condition question

I think you have an issue with your snippet... You list retest6 and retest as properties... Here is what I tried (note the consistent use of the property entitled retest6): confused ${confused} retest ${retest6} I get this: [echo] confused 1 [e

Re: condition question

Charbel thanks for the response. I still get the same problem with that small change. confused ${confused} retest ${retest6} _recheck: [echo] confused 5 [echo] Condition false; setting retest6 to 6 Setting project property: retest6 -> 6 [echo] retest 6 Property "retes

RE: condition question

can we see all the statements which set all the propertiesspecifiycally the property of retest ?(would be easier if we saw the entire build.xml..) ThanksMartin __Disclaimer and confidentiality noteEverything in this e-mail and any attachments relates

Re: condition question

Double check the name of the property in your code : ... retest *${retest}* -- Charbel On Feb 6, 2008 7:59 PM, Z W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > Why is this condition failing/false when "confused" is 1 ? I just don't > see > it. > > confused ${confused} > > > > > > > > retest ${r