On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 11:51:11 +0200, Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
>Oops :-(
>behaviour as in java when \ has to be masked as \\
>*** What's the reason for that ? ***
That is normal behaviour for all property files. If you used echoproperties
istead of echo, then this wozld've been no problem, since
Hi,
if someone else runs into that ...
i just had another unpleasant experience with windows
pathdelimiter ' \ ' in ant (usually i always write / instead
of \ , but in that special case)
I've set a property via antcontrib / timestampselector
and wrote it to a file to use it in another antscrip
