Fwd: Re: Output of perl exec behaving oddly (solved)

2011-01-24 Thread Laurence Mills-Gahl
Just in case anybody else runs across this... Setting the inheritall="yes" on the foreach task did the trick. Setting the build directory at the top of the target now persists through all of the invocations in the foreach task. Original Message Subject:Re: Output of pe

Re: Output of perl exec behaving oddly

2011-01-24 Thread Laurence Mills-Gahl
I wasn't looking at the ${BUILDTIME} property because I was assuming that wouldn't change during the run, but it is (I noticed the output directory created ended with 20110124103046 (the timestamp) and the second invocation of compile_patients_on_alert was trying to write a file to 20110124103052.

Re: Output of perl exec behaving oddly

2011-01-24 Thread Michael Ludwig
Laurence Mills-Gahl schrieb am 24.01.2011 um 00:56 (-0500): > On 1/23/11 10:12 PM, Michael Ludwig wrote: > > Laurence Mills-Gahl schrieb am 23.01.2011 um 21:27 (-0500): > >> > >> I have a list of centerid's and a "foreach" loop > > Red flag goes up … > > What is the red flag? Ah, that was just a

Cannot use Antelope tasks into my build file: PLEASE HELP!

2011-01-24 Thread tibuserAnt
Hi all, Sorry i'm new to ant. I'm trying to compare 2 integers. I use: Bu i'm getting the error: if doesn't support the nested "bool" element. and when I add the taskdef: I have the error message: taskdef class ise.antelope.tasks.IfTask cann