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> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> I am not able to give relative path for Capital folder in filset.
>
> This is not working..
>
>
>
> i tried various patterns for relative path.. because the Capital folder
> will
> reside in any subdirectory
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
I am not able to give relative path for Capital folder in filset.
This is not working..
i tried various patterns for relative path.. because the Capital folder will
reside in any subdirectory. So I dont know the specific path to give. Hence
providing the relative
ng, but its not accepting
the relative path. This path varies according the base folder name we set in
properties.. so what ever dir name given in properites file, it should
search down for folder named "Capital" and store the list of files with
extension *.txt.
but relative pat
Hi
I need to find the folder named "capital" under the basedir and prepare
filelist with extension *.txt under capital folder.
For this I used task and gave like following, but its not accepting
the relative path. This path varies according the base folder name we set in
properties.
oh never knew abt import thanks it worked
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 6:29 PM, David Weintraub wrote:
> Is this Ant "library" build file included with the task?
>
> If this is the case, the imported tasks will behave as if they're in the
> original build file. From the Ant Manual in the task:
>
>
Is this Ant "library" build file included with the task?
If this is the case, the imported tasks will behave as if they're in the
original build file. From the Ant Manual in the task:
I*mported files are treated as they are present in the main buildfile.*
Otherwise, if you used or , you will
i have one ant build file which kind of acts as a library file
other build files use its ant task how can i adjust the base directory of
library build file to automatically set path to the file which calls its ant
task
like if i set property of path to ./hello
then for library file also the path
Betreff: JDK142, ANT154: Convert java class name to relative path
>
>I'm trying to build something that determines a set of file names to
>pass to the PMD Ant task. At one step, I have a Java class name, and I
>need to convert it to a relative file path. How do I convert
>a var
I'm trying to build something that determines a set of file names to
pass to the PMD Ant task. At one step, I have a Java class name, and I
need to convert it to a relative file path. How do I convert a variable
like "com.abc.stuff" to "com/abc/stuff" (I can deal with adding the
prefixes and suff
On 5/16/05, Eric Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The ".." in the dir parameter for dirset seems to work.
/ are fed relative filenames from the fileset's dir,
starting at dir itself, so none of these can start with a ../ as your
pattern specifies. In orther words, the pattern can only
reference/m
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I'm using a dirset to build a classpath:
...
...
The problem is that it doesn't seem to like the relative references of the
embedded includes. When I run the build.xml in debug mode I get t
My problem lies in the following snippet:
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...
The output of the echo/$file-path variable are absolute paths like:
C:\program\\xmls\foo1.xml
C:\program\\xmls\bar\foo2.xml
To further proce
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