Hello,
try using <variable> from ant contrib.
Best regards
Ondrej Svetlik
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Hi everyone,
I know that properties can't be used
as variables. However I'm trying to
implement something where I would like
to have a behaviour similar to that.
For example, let's imagine for a second
that properties aren't immutable, and
create the following macro
<macrodef mymacro="name">
<attribute name="arg1"/>
<attribute name="arg2" default=""/>
<sequencial>
<!-- if arg2 != "" set var=arg1/arg2 else var=arg1-->
<!-- just use var in all required places -->
</sequencial>
</macrodef>
My problem is that if this macro is called more that
once, "path" will always have the first value it was
set to.
I can understand the behaviour because this is how
properties work.
Is there a way of somehow having properties that are
local to the macro definitions?
Thanks,
Paulo
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