You can do the following:
ant debug build
ant release build
ant full test
ant only-failures test
ant test
Think of "debug" and "release" as environment modifiers (adjectives)
that modify the behavior of subsequent targets by side-effect.
-Justin
office 8-383-6725, 212-272-6725;
Let me second that, with a further example: I would be "frustrated" if
an "ant clean" deleted my scratch files, notes, etc, that might be
sitting at the top-level of a project.
-Justin
office 8-383-6725, 212-272-6725; cell 917-861-6042
-Original Message-
From: David Weintraub [mailto:[EMA
Shawn,
'exec' runs a process. Side-effects (environment variables, etc) that
happen in the process are lost when the process exits. If you want this
behavior, then you could generate a script on the fly that does the
equivalent ("set-some-vars\nrun-the-command\n").
If you want one task to choos
[\] is open-character-class right-bracket. The exception is that you are
missing a ']', making the pattern [\]] - matching a single right-bracket.
You mean [\\], or more simply \\.
To turn backslash into double backslash, try: regexp="\\" replace=""
-Original Message-
Walter,
Use a zipfileset as the source in a zip task. You can use
includes/excludes to filter the files-to-copy:
-Justin
office 8-383-6725, 212-272-6725; cell 917-861-6042
-Original Message-
From: RADEMAKERS Tanguy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
It sounds like the remote process is not exiting, or holding onto the
stdout/stderr. If you run your sample with a "real" rsh, does the rsh
exit automatically?
ie: rsh host ". ./.profile ; cd abc ; ... ; exit"
Is "\u038" '&'?
-Justin
office 8-383-6725, 212-272-6725; cell 917-861-6042
-Origi
