RegEx patterns

any ideas on getting regular expression parsing in the patterns Ant uses for things like FileSets? Is this a planned enhancement and is anyone interested in that feature? -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com

Re: AW: AW: how to fail on valid zip file

ror="false" includeEmptyDirs="true" /> WARNING: ${${project-name}.name}.cod is a sibling COD file which will not install OTA on a BES <4.0

Re: AW: AW: how to fail on valid zip file

here, unzip is throwing the exception and it's seemingly not getting caught, do I need to explicitly catch the BuildException? (with a block) Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: oh, yes - sorry. In JUnit you work with diff

Re: AW: how to fail on valid zip file

failonerror="false" includeEmptyDirs="true" /> Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: in unit tests you would do try { test... fail(); } catch { // fine } so you can use AntContrib f

how to fail on valid zip file

During my build process, I want to test a file to see if it is a valid ZIP file. However, I want to FAIL if it IS valid and succeed if it is NOT valid. Is there some way I can do this with the unzip task? -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com

Re: Thinking in Ant...

So, what is it that I'm doing wrong here? Why am I always battling against Ant, and finding that the things I wish to do, things which I find simple to express in english, in psuedocode, or in shell, are so darned complex to do in Ant? Am I just not get

Re:

Well, it is in the namespace associated with the contrib prefix. When Ant detects the possible nested elements of a class and finds methods of the appropriate signatures for addXyz, createXyz or addConfiguredXyz it will see them as elements named xyz in the same namespace as the parent element. The

Re:

even though isset is not in the contrib namespace it will still find it when referenced as contrib:isset? I'll try that tomorrow -- is there an ETA on Ant 1.6.2 release? -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Stefan Bodewig wrote: On Mon, 05 Jul

Re:

it works if I use (my own custom Condition) instead of the isset but it doesn't like the built-in conditions. Is there a namespace for the default tasks? current: or ant: or something? -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Alexey N. Solofnenko wrote: P

Re: stupid copy question

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}) -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Alexey N. Solofnenko wrote: I think you defined fromDir as following

Re: stupid copy question

fortunately I am using the includes="..." parameter otherwise I would definatly run into this issue. -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Harkness, David wrote: Harkness, David wrote: ... or I believe you can use "src/**/*.java src/**/*.pn

Re: stupid copy question

src.dir = src src.includes = **/*.java src.excludes = res.dir = res res.includes = **/*.png res.excludes = -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Harkness, David wrote: Jeffrey Bacon wrote: ok, so I have directory with 'src' and 'res' subdi

stupid copy question

do that but it doesn't see to copy anything or create the temp/src and temp/res dirs. -- -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: recursive expansion of property names

worked. you da bomb! =) -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Wascally Wabbit wrote: Add this or similar to your recursive lookup method method: sb.replace(nextOpenerIndex...) [NEW LINE] balancingCloserIndex

Re: recursive expansion of property names

sorry, I should be more specific: I have a properties file: projects = com.magmic com.magmic.name = APIs and I load that in Ant. I want to access com.magmic.name by using the projects property: ${${projects}.name} I want that to print "APIs". Is there some way to effect that? -- Jef

recursive expansion of property names

Can I effect the below behavior somehow to get it to print 'hello'? ${{prop1}} -- -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional c

Re: creating a custom Condition

my bad. Forgot to re-build my JAR with the antlib.xml in it =) Doh! -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Jeffrey Bacon wrote: ok, I have written my antlib.xml file (see below) and have modified my tag as well (see below). com.magmic.ant.conditions.Exists

Re: creating a custom Condition

${basedir}/${properties-file} ANTLIB FILE: classname="com.magmic.ant.datatypes.Application" /> -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Peter Reilly wrote: Chuck Dani