thanks Matt, works great!
Matt Benson wrote:
You talk about keeping your file indented correctly...
I wouldn't consider that necessary anyway... In any
event, the attached buildfile shows how to use concat
or echo, sacrificing formatting, then using a task per
line.
-Matt
--- Rakesh Patel <[E
You talk about keeping your file indented correctly...
I wouldn't consider that necessary anyway... In any
event, the attached buildfile shows how to use concat
or echo, sacrificing formatting, then using a task per
line.
-Matt
--- Rakesh Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> can you
Hi Matt,
can you give me an example of using ? I am already using
fixlastline=true with no result.
Thanks
Rakesh
Matt Benson wrote:
--- Rakesh Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
almost there with the concat task but am having
problems with keeping my
build.xml file formatted corre
--- Rakesh Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> almost there with the concat task but am having
> problems with keeping my
> build.xml file formatted correctly and giving the
> text to pass in ie if
> each line is indented, the indents go into the file.
>
> I tried individual staements b
Hi,
almost there with the concat task but am having problems with keeping my
build.xml file formatted correctly and giving the text to pass in ie if
each line is indented, the indents go into the file.
I tried individual staements but i can't seem to generate a new line.
Here's what i have s
user
scott
tiger
put *.war
quit
or with use of properties
user
${db.user}
${db.pwd}
put *.war
quit
Jan
>that seems to only produce name value pairs. Unfortunately,
>the file i want to create looks more like this:
>
>user
>scott
>tiger
>put *.war
>quit
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