Hello all - I've relied on a copy/expand step for deployments/builds for
years.
Recently, a twist has bubbled up. If you have:
val1=something
in foo.properties and:
val2=somethingelse
val3=${val2}:${val1}
in bar.properties and then load them like this:
Or you can use the replacefilterfile='file' attribute on the task
and specify all the replacements in the 'file'.
Later,
Ninju
- Original Message
From: Ken Gentle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Ant Users List
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 8:18:51
Untried:
HTH...
Ken
At 06:29 2006-01-27, you wrote:
Hi
Say I have a file, called contents.txt, which contains the text:
contents.txt:
The value is ${something}
And I have a property file values.properties which reads
values.propeties:
something=somev
Hi
Say I have a file, called contents.txt, which contains the text:
contents.txt:
The value is ${something}
And I have a property file values.properties which reads
values.propeties:
something=somevalue
How to I turn contents.txt into
contents.txt:
The value is somevalue
I can do this with
Hi,
i'm just testing what kind of syntax in my propertyfile is
suitable when using the task in antcontrib.
so far i have =
propertysyntax :
modul.1=FirstModul
modul.1.version=1_2_3
i also tried ${modul.1}.version
modul.2=SecondModul
modul.2.version=0_2_3
modul.3=ThirdModul
modul.3.version=1
sorry if i missed this--i guess a pointer would be helpful:
from the manual on creating a task:
---
If the task should support character data (text nested between the start end end
tags), write a public void addText(String) method. Note that Ant does not expand
properties on the text it passes
