Dominique Devienne wrote:

From: Nat Gross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hi;
In a <for> loop, instead of "list=a,b,c,d,", I would like to get


a,b,c,d


from a text file, with each element on its own line.
(Something like list=file:myFile.txt.)
Can it be done?



Yes. Simply load the file into a property first, using <loadproperties>. --DD



<loadproperties>? How is that? I don't have a property style file to load.
Say I have a 'myFile.txt" as follows.
----------
This is line 1 of the file.
This is another line.
This is the last line of myFile
----------
On the first iteration of the loop, I want the @{param} to return 'This is line 1 of the file.', on the 2nd 'This is another line.'.
Same as if:<for list="This is line 1 of the file.,This is another line.,This is the last line of myFile". />


Thanks;
-nat

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