If you're using a recent nightly build the following will do what you are after:
<if test="${abc='123'}" >
</if>or
<echo message="abc=123" if="${abc='123'}"/>note that the braces go around the whole expression not just the property part.
if you really want to compare your property as a number rather than a string then the following may be more appropriate:
<if test="${convert::to-int(abc)=123}" >Ian
Jonni Faiga wrote:
Hi,
How do you check if a property is a certain value? The if... propertytrue & propertyexists doesnt seem to cater for this.
I would like something like: if (${abc}=123)... eg <if propertyname="${abc}" equalsvalue="123"> or <echo message="abc=123" if="${abc}=123"/>
Jonni
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