Re: Splitting full filename into package and filename

[F. Da Costa]

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Maybe the package mapper will do the job for you.
See manual "File Mappers".
I've looked at that but can't get it to work.
The thing that is not too well documented is where the input is coming from 
/ how the output is referenced (read used).

I there a decent example somewhere to your knowledge?

Thx

Fermin

Jan


-----Original Message-----
From: F. Da Costa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 5:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Splitting full filename into package and filename
Hi,

Have ben burning 1.5 days on this untill now and i feel i 
hust 1 little 
thing to move on.

Here is the situation.
I nedd to go through a unknown number of dirs to process an 
unknown no of 
java files (they need to be 'stuffed' into a test-thing)
Lopping through the dis goes fine.
Selecting the files *in* the di is done as follows

<!-- scan the ${dir} directory get and the test stub files -->
<path id="jml.unittestfiles.path">
 <fileset dir="${dir}" casesensitive="yes">
  <include name="**/*JML_Test.java" />
 </fileset>
</path>
The result is a list with *full* filenames.
Q 1: However, the resulting filename should have the whole dir part 
stripped out. Only leaving the relevant filename. After all i 
know the dir 
its from.

Q2: The retrieval of the package name from the filename (only 
has to done 
once obviously). Could probably use a regexp for that?

Any help/ suggestiona would be appreciated.
Have been going through the list but so far not found a proper answer.
TIA
Fermin DCG
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