../../common.xml".
In my "build.xml" I'd have something like:
and I'd use it in "specific-test.xml":
... using properties (and targets
I strongly doubt it's the easiest way to achieve what
you want, but you could write a script or define a
scriptdef that writes the \n (0x0A) to a property and
use it. Anyway, if you want your build to be platform
indipendent, I think ${line.separator} is still the
best choice.
Stefano Ma
Hi Alex,
I didn't test it, but you could try
replace="${line.separator}${line.separator}"
Stefano Marsili
http://www.efanomars.net/pf
--- Alex Egg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the replaceRegexp ant task and I want to
> replace wha
tring arrays, int math, etc. included)
and much more
Still alpha, not tested much yet, but seems to work with Ant 1.6.5.
website: http://www.efanomars.net/pf
Stefano Marsili
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g subclasses of some class?
Something like
class FilterChain
void addInstanceOfFilterReader(FilterReader rdr)
I know, I don't really know what I'm talking about.
But I'm curios ;-).
BTW. The ant tool and source code are beau
