If you do not wish to change the utility, you might consider using a script
to achieve the transformation. The task would specify a shell
script as the executable, and the script would invoke the target utility.
The script itself would be self contained within the build.xml. Something
similar to
Matt,
You did correctly understand the problem I am trying to solve.
I will look into the that you mentioned.
However, my problem could be easily solved if I could access the value
of the current via a property. That is, if whatever
resolves to during an iteration of could also be
acces
So your utility requires, for the file "foo.in", e.g.:
utility foo.in blahfoo.in
but the target file is determined automatically?
( w/o )
In this case I might have to recommend antcontrib's
. Even if we added the ability to duplicate
and/or , "foo.in" would still be
a separate argument from "b
I'm trying to code up an in ANT.
I need to run a utility which takes 2 parameters, 1) a source file name
(), and 2) something derived from the source file name (value="...">). The output of this program is a file, whose name is
derived from the source file name (, which is used for
timestam
