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Properties that are being evaluated within an embedded evaluation don’t
need quotes or to have ${ }. <property name="path" value="${string::replace(project.svn.path,
'http://svn', '')}" /> <property name="path" value="${string::replace(project.svn.path,
'/', '\')}" />
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael Craig I'm having trouble performing multiple string manipulations on a
variable. Any suggestions? snippet: <property name="project.svn.path"
value="http://svn/MySource/Trunk http://svn/MyRef/Log4Net" <echo message="${project.svn.path}" /> <echo message="${path}" />
[echo] http://svn/BeClear/Trunk
http://svn/Shared/Log4Net Why can't I operate on the same variable muitiple times? Is there
another way to do this? Thanks, Mike Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great
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