Jakob Fix wrote:
Hi Alex,
On 2/28/06, schmaxelander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Jakob,
what exactly is your question?
If the target is available from commandline, its available from within
the script, too. What is you error message? Did you really name your
script file "generic.build"?
I'm not having problems, really :-).
I was just curious whether I could use the name of the target as given
on the command line in the script as a means of influencing the script
execution.
OK, an example. I have one source, and three different build targets
"cdrom", "intranet", "internet". The differences between the targets
are relatively minimal, for example: "disable any logs" for the cdrom
target (the application runs from cdrom), or "display general
conditions" unless the target is intranet, etc.
Currently I have three build files (yes, they are called like this :-))
- cdrom.build
- intranet.build
- internet.build
which take care of the above-mentioned specifics. if possible, I'd
like to have one generic.build file where I just supply the platform
target, like this
Ant doesnt set the name of the target. What happens if there is more
than one target on the command line? What if you are being called from
an outer build file that has different names? It wouldn't scale.
use a property:
ant -f generic.build -Dtarget=cdrom
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