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Peter,
Thank you very much. This helps me a lot.
Will properties I set with project.setNewProperty() persist, for the
liftime of the build? So I can set my property in one target and
derefereence it in another?
Yes,
It will work exactly the same as using the property ta
On Wed, 2004-11-10 at 19:28, Charles Daniels wrote:
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Yep
That did it.
Many thanks folks.
I now have impressive documentation!
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Peter,
Thank you very much. This helps me a lot.
Will properties I set with project.setNewProperty() persist, for the
liftime of the build? So I can set my property in one target and
derefereence it in another?
-jacques
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User properties are those specified on the command line. They a
I'm sorry, I went off the list for a while (that would be too long to
explain why) and totally forgot your email. I've just found it while
cleaning and sorting my emails.
There are 2 things to understand:
- Our packages are split in two files: .pks files contain package
specifications and .pkb f
User properties are those specified on the command line. They are always
inherited when across boundaries.
You should use project.setNewProperty() to set a normal property. - this
maintains property imutablity.
project.getProperty() is used to retrieve the value of a property (this may
be a normal
Hi folks,
What is the exact difference between the API-calls getUserProperty and
getProperty.
And:
What is the exact difference between the API-calls setUserProperty and
setProperty.
When ist advised to use which?
I'm a bit confused. I am writing my own tasks and I have started to use
getUse
The way is ant is coded currently, it will stop processing excluded folders
if they are specified like :
foo/bar/**
not
**/bar/**
This needs to be improved.
Cheers,
Antone
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> First off -- I must say thanks to everyone who has helped me in the past
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> I've learned a lot from the use
