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>Betreff: Re: Trouble with simple for loops
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>sorry to belabor the point, but I think I'm still not quite getting it:
>>No, thats right.
>>If you want to use you have to have Ant 1.6 or higher (like
>>current 1.7.1).
>> e.g. works with older Ant versions (
sorry to belabor the point, but I think I'm still not quite getting it:
>No, thats right.
>If you want to use you have to have Ant 1.6 or higher (like
>current 1.7.1).
> e.g. works with older Ant versions (like 1.5).
But I can't use but only , right? I understand that the
difference is just the
>Thanks, that seems to work (missing a tho). I assume
>that I would do the same for ?
Yes. AC has a nice pattern:
- provide a propertiesfile with tasks for Ant < 1.6
- provide a antlib.xml with tasks for Ant >= 1.6, which includes the
properties file
(If you write your own tasks, you dont need
Thanks, that seems to work (missing a tho). I assume that I would
do the same for ?
I have a dumb question, according to this page:
http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/for.html
is valid for ant 1.6 or higher... so the doc is wrong?
Thanks,
Steve
On 2/5/09, Peter Reilly wrote:
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> y
you have to use the antlib.xml form of taskdef and not the antcontrib.properties
form. The antcontrib.properties is for ant 1.5 and lower, the
antlib.xml form is for
ant 1.6 and higher.
Use the following:
@{iter}
Peter
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 10:06 PM, Steve Liu wrote:
> Hi,
>
Hi,
I'm trying to get the following to work
Letter @{letter}
However, when I run it. I get:
I've searched the list, but I'm not trying anything fancy like junit... so I
can't think of any jars I could need. But here is my classpath, in case it's
