I am using Ant within CVS, when I build I delete certain parts and
directories depending on what type of build it is.
The following is a chunk of code that I use to delete all but the specified
directory, the problem is the empty directories do not get deleted, so I
end up having to delete the
Hi All,
I'm trying to use the csc optional task and can't seem to figure out how
to reference external dll's for compiling using the referencefiles
attribute. The documentation indicates that it is an Ant-Path I'm
supposed to pass it. Can someone give me an example of how to use the
csc task usi
Oh, yes
and you can write an appropriate logger. But for that you have to use the
'-logger'
flag (and for easier use a bat-file ...)
Jan
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Then you have to use a perl script
ok, no jokes any more :-)
AFAIK you can´t set the loglevel inside your build file. The reason for
this is that the user should have the ability to set the loglevel.
You can set a loglevel for a message and you can create additional
logfiles with .
That´s all
Hi all,
I am new to the list.
How do I set the '-quiet' in the build.xml?
Note: I do not wish to type the command-line 'ant -quiet'. Also, I do not
want to use a .bat file.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Daniel
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Hi !
I tried that and it fixes the first substitution (i.e. the path now only contains '/',
however
internally represented with \\ when dumped to a file), thanks. the second one still
does not work.
if I try to hardcode
this is working fine. I'd have however hope that the replace task would have
Bill,
Could you have a perfect build sitting out on a drive somwhere and
diff the perfect build against the one that was produced?? This seems
like it would be the quickest way to verify the build... If you use
actuall file names in a script etc, it seems like it would be a pain to
maintain as new
the tail element
with hard coded *nix slash (aka virgule) "dao/main"
looks to be sourced/generated from ${source.dir} property.
that would be a good candidate for the use of ${file.separator}
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From: Sebastien Blanc [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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XMLPull is an API going through the standards process. There are two implementations
that I know of. KXML, and XPP3, both are found on the www.xmlpull.org site. I use
KXML2, which is like 20K or so in size and does both reading and writing of xml files.
I don't think either makes much of a diffe
