On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 9:55 AM, Ziggy wrote:
> In all your examples you refered to "files" but not directories. Did you
> mean files and directories?
Filesets select files and not directories. If you want to select
directories, you use "dirset".
> could you check the examples below and let me k
Yep.. this approach works.. Thank you tom for this tip.
As one kind of resolutions work and not other one.. for id's. Jan pl. let me
know why such design..
Below is the example..
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Are macro attributes expanded within ids? If so you might be able to wrap your
code with macros and pass the dynamic ids in as attributes to macro calls...
Much like I have had to do with the double-dereferencing property issue...
Tom
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From: Raja Nagendra Kumar [mailto
Hi thanks for your response. I think i understood most of them except for a
few that still confuse me.
In all your examples you refered to "files" but not directories. Did you
mean files and directories?
could you check the examples below and let me know if i got it right
>exclude name="**/pages"
Nope.. that is surprising jan.. why such restriction..
I see the need for dynamic naming for id's, this approach could reduce
passing of few parameters to macros specially which depend on class path and
source path used to compile the java classes etc.
Regards,
Nagendra
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You can write whatever you want as "id" value.
But properties are not resolved, means the path in
has the id "${foo}" (with dollar and brackets) and not "bar".
In this sence - yes, IDs are static.
Jan
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Hello
exclude name="**/pages"/>
Takes all files from any subdir called "pages" but no subdir of pages
Takes all files from any subdir called "pages" but and all files of subdirs of
pages
takes all files of subdirs of pages
Takes all files that filenam starts with pages
(second " added)
T
Hi,
I am trying to understand how the selection of files and directories work.
Could you explain the difference between the following.
exclude name="**/pages"/>
Hi,
I am trying to set the path property id to be dynamic i.e id is
app.${module.id}.sp where module.id value should be taken the the final path
id should be app.tejasoft.sp.
However the echo says that path not found.
Is it expected that path id's or any ids to be always static.. Are I am
doing
