e command line because
the command line
interface checks for leading "-" for options.
But because there is no concept of "private targets" in Ant other user
interfaces (like Eclipse)
can expose all targets. (Speaking for Eclipse it can also hide "priva
Sam --
If you don't enter in a description attribute to the target, then it
won't enumerate in the -projecthelp display. I find this helpful in
having internal targets vs. external targets that will be called by users.
Tim
samuel alexander wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Is it possible to have a private t
Hi All,
Is it possible to have a private target in an ant project? (Similar to a
private method in JAVA)
This private target should not be called from outside the project and it
should not be executable by user directly.
And I want to use this private target internally?
Is this possible? Please
Hi All,
Is it possible to have a private target in an ant project? (Similar to a
private method in JAVA)
This private target should not be called from outside the project and it
should not be executable by user directly.
And I want to use this private target internally?
Is this possible? Please pa