Lewis Tsao schrieb am 23.06.2010 um 08:18 (+0000):
> In one of my build setups, I need to run a program first which
> produces some output. From this output I need to get multiple pieces
> of information to be used in later build steps:
>
> For example:
>
> <execute step1prog ...../>
>
> step1prog produces lines of the form
>
> something
> blah blah info1 blah blah
> more blah...
> di blah di blah info2 di blah
> more something
>
> later on in my build steps I will need to do somelike
>
> <execute step2prog -Dxxx=info1>
>
> <execute step3prog -Dyyy=info2>
>
> Is there a clever way of doing this, short of sending output from
> step1prog to a file and parsing the file twice to get the 2 pieces of
> info.
At any rate, you should be able to do it in one pass.
> I still have to learn how to tease info1 and info2 out of the output
> yet, but that's another story.
On the contrary, I think this is what this is all about. Can you modify
step1prog to output relevant information in a structured manner, such as
to a property file, or to XML?
If not, you could try some regex hacking such as in this example:
<project>
<taskdef resource="net/sf/antcontrib/antcontrib.properties"/>
<exec executable="ipconfig" outputproperty="ipconfig-out"/>
<propertyregex property="ip-number" input="${ipconfig-out}"
regexp="\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+" select="\0" global="yes" />
<echo message="${ip-number}"/>
</project>
But <propertyregex> does not appear to support multiple matches, so this
is not exactly an elegant solution.
--
Michael Ludwig
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