> The point is that you can't nest ${...} properties but you CAN still
> concatonate strings in expressions, so '.\${src.dir}' becomes '.\$' +
> src.dir
Actually, '.\${src.dir}' becomes '.\' + src.dir... the backslash here
is a directory separator, not an escape character.
-T
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\${src.dir}' becomes '.\$' + src.dir
Cheers-
-EAB
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nant-users@lists.sourceforge.netSubject: [Nant-users] How To Use
Variable in delete if construct
I have the follow
@lists.sourceforge.netSubject: [Nant-users] How To Use
Variable in delete if construct
I have the following line in my build file
Using the variable ${src.dir} inside the exists() call does not
work. What is the syntax for using a variable inside the exists()
function?
Do you
>From: "bleedledeep" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 4:05 PM
> I have the following line in my build file
>
>
>
Never nest $ operations. The way to write this is:
Everything inside the {...} gets interpreted in the context of the
expression language, which means th
I have the following line in my build file
Using the variable ${src.dir} inside the exists() call does not work. What is the syntax for using a variable inside the exists() function?
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