You're welcome. ;)
Thanks!
Matt Benson wrote:
The recommended way to do this uses the <pathconvert>
task. In Ant 1.6.5:
<pathconvert refid="my.path.id" property="my.path" />
<echo>$${my.path}=${my.path}</echo>
In Ant 1.7:
<pathconvert refid="my.path.id" />
You're welcome. ;)
-Matt
P.S. You -could- also use
<echo>${toString:my.path.id}</echo>
But that's technically unsupported.
--- Douglas McCarroll
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
I have a path that I'd like to output to the
console.
For example:
<path id="my.path.id">
<pathelement location="${a.path}"/>
<pathelement location="${another.path}"/>
</path>
If I do this:
<echo message="${my.path.id}" />
I get this:
[echo] ${my.path.id}
I assume that the problem here is that I'm trying to
treat an id as
though it is a property, and it's not.
If you wanted to output the paths for debugging,
what would you do?
TIA!
Douglas
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