Joe,
Put quotes around the argument to exists() if you are specifying a literal file
name. Leave off the quotes of the argument is a property name that needs to be
evaluated to get the file name.
Merrill
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Joe,
What
you want to do is this:
HTH,
Felice
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file::exists() problem
[Nant-users]
file::exists() problem
How do I use the task to check
for the existence of a file where the file name is stored in a property?
The documentation shows
...
but trying to do the following does not
seem to work.
It appears that the ${file.to.check} is
not exp
How do I use the task to check for the existence of
a file where the file name is stored in a property?
The documentation shows
...
but trying to do the following does not seem to work.
It appears that the ${file.to.check} is not expanded but
taken literally
A
