Well, the @REPLACE@ could be handled by a inside a copy.
The tricky part is finding the value for ${replacing}.
You might be able to do something with the AntContrib
task. This can take a property and munge it.
Let's say you do something like this:
This will give you ${
After a friend pointed me to , I managed to figure out a
pure Ant solution:
This assumes the file contains @CLASSPATH@ as the string to replace.
- Paul
On Feb 20, 2008, at 4:48 PM, Martin Gainty wrote:
Here is the source for input.java
Uhm... look: I suppose I appreciate that some effort is being
undertaken, but:
1. The source-code you pasted is unreadable as-is.
2. Again, I'm looking for an all-ant solution. If ant isn't powerful
eno
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{ System.out.println("IOException thrown message =
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From: "Paul J. Lucas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Martin Gainty" <[E
Given a file that contains:
@REPLACEME@
I want to use to copy the file and replace @REPLACEME@ with
contents like:
foo.jar
bar.jar
...
where "foo" and "bar" are the names of the file(s) in a particular
directory that match a certain pattern (in this case *
