Budste
Ah, that's a much better solution - I didn't notice the basedir on
sources (which is why I was resorting to using project-level
properties).
At the same time, I have to admit my initial question is solved too:
user error! My examples will resolve to the same address but only if I
use ${} a
You should use the basedir property of the sources folder, like this :
Budtse
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Hi
I have my .build file in the parent directory of each of my projects.
basedir is set to '.'.
Am wondering why the following 'include sources' using a property
doesn't resolve the path correctly
...
...
...
whereas
inserted instead w
Hi All.
Thanks for Your valuable Reply.
I found Solution on yesterday.. change the script on Views on Respective
VOB's to get specific Files. the syntax is Below..
GETTING FILES FROM VIEW BY LABELS
element * CHECKEDOUT
element * Ponst1 - LABEL NAM
Thibaut Barrère wrote:
Hi Koen
use " inside " (ie : OriginalValue="value="true""). The
double quote is a special character in XML and must be escaped. See
this page http://www.mountaindragon.com/html/iso.htm for more
informations.
It's better to just use single quotes for the XML quotes,
Robert Schneider wrote:
1. I have done all with a normal editor. Xml doesn't seem to be
advantageous in my case. How could I benefit from the xml format? What
do you do with it?
XML is a pretty hideous language for human use. I seem to remember
someone saying a while back that the inventor
I've also created a bunch of ClearCase tasks that I intend to submit shortly.
Although they won't help with updating views they will help you check files in
and out, make branches etc.
They are based on these Ant tasks:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/clearcase.html
They were wri
