I am using this format:
(actually, fromDir is an attribute in a macrodef which enclosed all this
so it's: and I reference it with
@{fromDir})
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Alexey N. Solofnenko wrote:
I think you defined fromDir as following:
In th
fortunately I am using the includes="..." parameter otherwise I would
definatly run into this issue.
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Harkness, David wrote:
Harkness, David wrote:
... or I believe you can use "src/**/*.java
src/**/*.png", but I'm not sur
src.dir = src
src.includes = **/*.java
src.excludes =
res.dir = res
res.includes = **/*.png
res.excludes =
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Harkness, David wrote:
Jeffrey Bacon wrote:
ok, so I have directory with 'src' and 'res' subdirectories.
I want to
c
I think you defined fromDir as following:
In that case fromDir becomes a full path. If this is true, please use
the following:
- Alexey.
Jeffrey Bacon wrote:
ok, so I have directory with 'src' and 'res' subdirectories. I want
to copy the src & res dirs to the temp directory preserving thier
Harkness, David wrote:
> ... or I believe you can use "src/**/*.java
> src/**/*.png", but I'm not sure.
According to a previous message by Alexey N. Solofnenko (and my jogged
memory), you cannot combine multiple includes using the
subtask, only when using the includes="..." attribute.
David Hark
Jeffrey Bacon wrote:
> ok, so I have directory with 'src' and 'res' subdirectories.
> I want to
> copy the src & res dirs to the temp directory preserving
> thier directory
> structure but using a inclues/excludes pattern to onle copy certain
> files (ex. *.java & *.png). I though the below would
ok, so I have directory with 'src' and 'res' subdirectories. I want to
copy the src & res dirs to the temp directory preserving thier directory
structure but using a inclues/excludes pattern to onle copy certain
files (ex. *.java & *.png). I though the below would do that but it
doesn't see t
worked. you da bomb! =)
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Wascally Wabbit wrote:
Add this or similar to your recursive lookup method method:
sb.replace(nextOpenerIndex...)
[NEW LINE] balancingCloserIndex +=
fragment.le
With node.
- Alexey.
Sunil Mishra wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out what I might be doing wrong in executing the
following delete. The syntax, so far as I can tell, is correct, but
the files are not getting deleted.
I'm on a mac running ant 1.6.