Hello,
I've executed an external command using ant's task and now have the
resulting output in a file.
How can I then step through this output file and get the values on each line which I
then need to use as parameter input to a repeated task ?
EG - my output file contains the following:
--
f
Can I have a straw poll of users who'd find console output for spawned
process useful while the parent ANT process still lives?
I think I might have a change that's about 10 lines to alleviate the problem
of reparenting Process I/O - it's working great for me on Windows and Linux.
If people want i
why not just
?
Otherwise you need that the called project sets values in the caller, which
is not possible.
Jan
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Thomas Hackel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet am: Donnerstag, 19. August 2004 12:17
> An: Ant Users List
> Betreff: Re: AW: AntBuildLi
Hi!
Thanks for your advice but i allready use the import task.
i give you an stupid example which shows that this does not work!
--- begin build.xml ---
p1: ${p1}
--- end build.xml ---
--- begin common.xml ---
--- end common.xml ---
Bye
Tho
> I have two buildfiles. One generic and one project dependend file.
> The project dependend build file calls targets in the generic
> buildfile.
>
> How is it possible that the called buildfile/target can define
> properties & id's so that the caller can use them?
>
> The properties are not vi
Hi!
I have two buildfiles. One generic and one project dependend file.
The project dependend build file calls targets in the generic buildfile.
How is it possible that the called buildfile/target can define
properties & id's so that the caller can use them?
The properties are not visible to the c