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From: Andy Stevens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 1:40 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Is it possible to run a target for each file in a fileset?
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The only problem with the above is that jslint.js doesn't output the
filename of the file it's processing, so if more than one javascript
file produces warnings, all I get is a bunch of line & column numbers
with no clue as to which of the problems are in which file(s) :-( So
before it runs jslint each time I want to print the filename. I
suppose I could create a batch file to do this (containing an echo and
the above java command, each with %1 in their arguments) and have
<apply> call that, but I'd rather do it in the Ant script if possible.
I haven't found a way to combine the echo & java commands into a
single command line (separating them with ; just makes it ignore the
second command) so I'm wondering if it's possible to loop over the
fileset and call a separate target (containing <echo> and <java>
tasks) for each one in turn, passing the filename in a
property/parameter? Kind of like a cross between the <apply> and
<ant>/<antcall> tasks.
Is that possible, or is the batch file going to be the easiest way to
do what I need? Or can anyone suggest another way I've not thought
of?
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maybe with <for> task from antcontrib =
<fileset dir="..." includes="yourpattern" id="yourID"/>
<for list="${toString:yourID" param="filename">
<sequential>
<echo>... process file => @{filename}
your <java ...> call goes here with @{filename} as input
</sequential>
</for>
Regards, Gilbert
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