On the advice of many here, I am trying to generate a build.xml from a
stylesheet. In this process, I want to do some replacements, but to end
up with a build file containing some ANT ${} variables.
(I am posting this here, rather than to a more general XSL list as this
_has_ to be something that many here have already handled correctly.
Also, I tried seaching the archives for virtually every combination of
"style", "escaping", "variable", and similar words.)
Assume I have just done a for-each on "project" with the source
<project-list>
<project name="metagraph" cvs.packages="org" />
</project-list>
I am trying to produce
<target name="cvs-checkout-{@name}" >
<cvs cvsroot="${cvs.root}"
package="org"
dest="${basedir}"
passfile="${cvs.passfile}"
quiet="true"
/>
</target>
using
<target name="cvs-checkout-{@name}" >
<cvs cvsroot="${cvs.root}"
package="{@cvs.packages}"
dest="${basedir}"
passfile="${cvs.passfile}"
quiet="true"
/>
</target>
Of course, I am getting
<target name="cvs-checkout-metagraph">
<cvs
quiet="true"
passfile="$"
dest="$"
package="org"
cvsroot="$"/>
</target>
In other words, @cvs.packages is getting replaced just fine, but in the
process, all of my ANT variables are getting vaporized.
So, how should I have written this?
Scott
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