By now I did a bsh method
void copyProperty(String src, String dest) {
String srcValue = project.getProperty(src);
project.setProperty(dest, srcValue);
}
and I call it with copyProperty("${car}", "car") so that I'm now able at
least to access to the value.
ste
Matt Benson wrote:
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--- Matt Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You're in luck. Maybe. I tested the following:
>
>
> ${${foo}}
>
> and sure enough, it doesn't work. This is not so
> much
> because it's no doable as it is because Ant's
> property
> parsing mechanisms don't know any better than to
> match
>
You're in luck. Maybe. I tested the following:
${${foo}}
and sure enough, it doesn't work. This is not so much
because it's no doable as it is because Ant's property
parsing mechanisms don't know any better than to match
the first encountered closing brace. Running from
Ant's svn trunk w
Hi all,
I have a property with name ${car}. Note that the name is not just
"car" but ${car}.
Using echoproperties I see:
[echoproperties] ant.version=Apache Ant version 1.6.5 compiled on June 2
2005
[echoproperties] ${car}=fiat
How to handle that property ? How to do something like:
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