RE: [Nant-users] Conditional copy

[Noel Gifford]

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Jo,   The code below shows the usage of the ‘if’ attribute in an <echo> element using the _expression_ evaluator. It should work exactly the same with the <includes> element, which is what you want.     <project name="Test" default="All">     <property name="mySwitch" value="on" /> <!--    <property name="mySwitch" value="off" /> -->     <target name="All">         <echo message="mySwitch=${mySwitch}" />         <echo message="Switch is on" if="${mySwitch='on'}" />         <echo message="Done" />     </target> </project>   Let me know if you need further help.   Thanks, Noel   -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Jo De Greef Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 6:23 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Nant-users] Conditional copy   Hi all,   I'm trying to create a task that will copy my binaries to a seperate folder after compilation. I created a csv file with the list of files to copy and let Nant iterate through it. Depending on the value of a property however I want to decide whether or not to copy these files.   I can't seem to find any documentation on how to do this exactly.   Here's a snippet from my build file:   <property name="mySwitch" value="on"/> <foreach item="Line" in="binaries.csv" delim="," property="sourcePath,destinationPath,filename">         <copy todir="${binaries.dir}${destinationPath}" overwrite="true">                 <fileset basedir="${string::replace(sourcePath,'[CONFIGURATION]', configuration)}">                         <includes name="${filename}" if="test if mySwitch == 'on'" />                 </fileset>         </copy> </foreach> Can someone please tell me what the exact if-statement should look like or where I can find documentation for more info?   TIA, -Jo ps. I know it's odd to perform the check inside the loop, but this will make sense when I extend the script later on.