You can invoke macros easily from Java or Groovy. Groovy is easier,
but if you want to write a task, it isn't too difficult. You can check
out the various macroforeach tasks around to get an idea of what you
need to do. Or just invoke it from groovy like:
<groovy>
ant."${x}"(...)
</groovy>
Pretty certain that is the correct syntax, but you might want to
verify that in the groovy docs.
-bp
On Mar 24, 2009, at 6:35 AM, Felix Dorner wrote:
Hi Ant users,
I have three macros: a, b, c, and a property 'x'. Is there a way to
execute the macro ${x}, i.e. a if ${x}=a, b if ${x}=b, c if ${x}=c,
(fail otherwise) with ant core? Something like <macroExec macro="$
{x}"/>
Thanks,
Felix
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