Merci Antoine et Dominique!
> But may I inquire why you need that?
Of course. :-) I don't really need this, I was just wondering whether
it was possible. I could have maintained different configurations in
different subdirectories, overriding configurations in directories
higher up the tree. A us
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 4:33 AM, Ludwig, Michael
wrote:
> On the command line, I can instruct ant to go searching for a build
> file by climbing up the directory tree: [...]
> From within a script, I can instruct ant to load properties from a
> file using .
>
> Is there a way to instruct Ant to go
Hello Michael,
I do not know of any way of doing this in a generic fashion.
If you have few levels of directories and the number of directories is
known, you can write this :
this will not bail out if one of the property files does not exists and
it will read the files in the order of
On the command line, I can instruct ant to go searching for a build
file by climbing up the directory tree:
ant -h
...
-find(s)earch for buildfile towards the root of
-s the filesystem and use it
From within a script, I can instruct ant to load properties from a
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