--- "Marc H. Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Most make systems I'm familiar with have a "don't do
> it; just tell me
> what you would do if you were going to do anything."
> This is a really
> useful service when you're debugging a script, just
> to see if you've got
> the logic/parameters right. I can't find that in
> Ant. A serious
> drawback, I think. Any workarounds?
One technique I use is to use <preset|macro|scriptdef>
internally to your build file. You can set these
conditionally depending on what "mode" you are running
in, but this is only useful up to a point, mostly for
fairly atomic operations. This technique could become
exponentially difficult with each subsequent "task".
FWIW,
Matt
>
> Marc H. Graham
> Sr. Director, Technology
> SS&C Technologies
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> 412 421 9407
>
>
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