Re: Copying folders

2005-01-12 Thread Gerard Janssen
Hi, You shoud propably use: The ** means, recurse into the dir structure and include the files at any level you find them. If you would specifically require only three levels try: Gerard On Thursday 06 January 2005 06:06, Poonam wr

Re: Remove extension from a file name

2005-01-19 Thread Gerard Janssen
The attached class contains a custom task that will do the trick. The javadoc explains how to use it. Gerard On Wednesday 19 January 2005 16:36, Dick, Brian E. wrote: > I need to remove the extension from a file name. The basename task > almost works when specifying the suffix attribute. How

Re: Attempting to split the same package into two jars

2005-02-04 Thread Gerard Janssen
Hi, The fileset gives you a set of files, relative to the directory specified in the dir attribibute. What you probably want is to use the directory containing all your sources as the root of the fileset and do apply a filter on the fileset. So instead of:         use:

Re: Copy taks, include files exclude subfolders

2005-02-04 Thread Gerard Janssen
Hi, I would expect the folowing should work: the * means all files in the specified dir. ** would mean recursively, which is what you don't want. Also * means all files, it does not care about extentions. So in windoze terms it could be seen as * AND *.*. If th