There is an <apt> task in Ant's CVS.
However, <apply> is what you're looking for as a way to exec on a fileset.
Erik
On Mar 19, 2005, at 5:02 AM, Mark McKay wrote:
Hi,
I've been looking through the Ant website, but finding very little in the way of a possible ant task to ease the use of using the 'apt' utility that comes with Tiger for processing annotations. At the moment, I need to use <exec> and specify each file I need to process explicitly. Is one in the works? Is there something available in a separate jar I could use in the mean time before the Ant core incorporates it?
Altherantely, can I use some wizardry to define a fileset of files I need to process and then feed them one at a time to my <exec>? Essentially, I want to define a <fileset>, and then for each file in that file set call <exec command="..."> <arg value="${myFile}"/></exec>
Thanks,
Mark McKay -- http://www.kitfox.com
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