bmilbr...@outstart.com schrieb:
> Worked great. Thanks gilbert. I had used ant-contrib's looping before,
> but felt surely ant offered a 'native' way to solve this problem, just
> that I hadn't mastered dirset/fileset/pathconvert, etc. I intuited wrong.
>
> a suggestion for the ant-team:
> The doc
> |---bad
> |--Bad.class (from patch02)
FWIW, fileset/dirset have an undefined order so it's difficult to
predict for sure that Bad.class will always come from patch02 rather
than patch01. Might work on one OS but not another. The new resource
collection may allow more contro
Worked great. Thanks gilbert. I had used ant-contrib's looping before,
but felt surely ant offered a 'native' way to solve this problem, just
that I hadn't mastered dirset/fileset/pathconvert, etc. I intuited wrong.
a suggestion for the ant-team:
The documentation is very helpful. To increase it's
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Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 6:55 PM
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Subject: problem: how to copy multiple directories in ant
/*
Hi,
I have a well-defined problem I can easily solve via a shell script, but
want
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From: bmilbr...@outstart.com [mailto:bmilbr...@outstart.com]
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 6:55 PM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: problem: how to copy multiple directories in ant
/*
Hi,
I have a well-defined problem I can easily solve via a shell script, but
want
Hi,
I have a well-defined problem I can easily solve via a shell script, but
want to know the ant-equivalent. This issue has come up on the ant user
mailing list before, but no answer surfaced. I've tried using various
combinations of fileset and dirset, but without success. Can someone
offer some
