Re:

[Jakob Fix]

Mikael,

On 20/10/05, Mikael Petterson (KI/EAB) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am not quite confident how you mean? Can you please show me? And what is 
> the meaning of
>
> &#34;

This is a numeric (hexadecimal) entity representing the double quote
character.  You can use it to represent double quote characters inside
attribute values.

> I tried the following:
>
>  <target name="regexp_test">
>      <replaceregexp file="index.htm" match="^.*\( 
> &#34;"CUSTOM_APPL_REV&#34;".*VALUE =  &#34;"[A-Z0-9]&#34;"\)"   replace 
> ="\1${product_number_html}\_${product_revision_html}"/>
>    </target>

try this:
<replaceregexp file="index.htm">
  <regexp pattern="^.*\(&#34;CUSTOM_APPL_REV&#34;*VALUE = 
&#34;[A-Z0-9]&#34;\)"/>
  <substitution
expression="\1${product_number_html}\_${product_revision_html}"/>
</replaceregexp>

I find <regexp/> and <substitution/> easier to read.

--
cheers,
Jakob.

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