I tried using the pattern something like this;
<target name="try-rep">
<replaceregexp file="log.txt"
byline="true">
<regexp pattern="/\[java\] parts created" />
<substitution expression="Size="/>
</target>
But I am seeing no changes in my log.txt file altough now I am not getting any
error message and ant console output is showing me
try-rep:
[replaceregexp] Replacing pattern '/\[java\] parts created:' with 'Size=' in
'D:\pvcsAnt\log.txt' by line.
I am totally confused with this ReplaceRegExp
Like to know does the changes will be reflected in the same file (i.e. log.txt)
file, and I would be able to see "Size=11" instead of "[java] parts created:"?
Can anyone give a snipet of code for this problem, I will be thankful to you.
--Pritesh
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Subject: AW: Issue using ReplaceRegExp
Regexp could something around
/.*parts created: (.*)$/\1
But the "No supported regular expression matcher found" error message is more
important.
The matcher is part of JDK 1.4+, but because Ant is designed to run on JDK 1.2+
we have a word on library depenencies in the manual.
Jan
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>
>Hi All,
> I am trying to use ReplaceRegExp but finding it difficult to
>cope with it.
>
> There is a log.txt file generated from my build.xml using record task
>which looks like this;
> log.txt
> -------
> [java] Done!
> [java]
>
> [java] bytes read: 111059499
> [java] bytes written: 111059499
> [java] parts created: 11
> [java] time used: 46.562 sec.
>
>
> Now I wanted to use the value of "parts created" which is "11"
>but I am not able to use ReplaceRegExp properly
>
> It is giving me error message:
>
>
> No supported regular expression matcher found
>
> I am using jdk1.3.1_11
>
>
> I noticed one thing before [java] text there are 5spaces
>
> The whole idea is that I wanted to use this log.txt file as a property
>file, which I am unable to, and as a
>
> Experiment I have done something like this in my build.xml file
>
> <target name="try-rep">
> <replaceregexp file="log.txt"
>
> match="[java]"
> replace="\0${insert}"
> byline="true">
> <!--
> <regexp pattern="[java]" />
> <substitution expression="\0"/>
> -->
> </replaceregexp>
>
> If I want to use this log.txt file as a property file than I
>think I have to replace the strings till : (colon)
>
> Can anyone help me out?
>
> Wishes
> Pritesh
>
>
>
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