Look at Ant's <buildnumber/> task. You can embed it in a target, it will
generate a local file, named build.number which contains the universal build
numbering or software versioning scheme, n.n.n.n. and each time your target's
executed, the 4th position is incremented.
> Subject: counter or increasing a number> Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 17:23:51
> +0100> From: martin.r...@ewe.de> To: user@ant.apache.org> > Hello,> > I have
> some experience with ant but one task I couln't handle.> In my process I want
> to replace a string in an copied file with a string increased by 1.> So it is
> al little counter.> > For example i want to copy file A to an folder. After
> the copy is done I want to replace an token with a string "test_001".> In the
> next task i want to copy another file and replace the token with "test_002".>
> How can I establish a build with such a counter?> > rgds> > Martin Ritz
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