[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use Forrest ;-)
http://forrest.apache.org
I'm not over enamoured for forrest. Certainly for openoffice to pdf, the
better way to do it (in terms of quality of SXW-> PDF), is to <apply>
some openoffice .VBS to every SXW file in every directory. On a fast box
it takes a few minutes, though you do need X11 up and running, and can't
touch the screen as document windows keep opening and closing. Its a
time in the release cycle when I get to have coffee.
To tun python, I'd use <exec>, <apply> or jython and <scriptdef>, if it
can be ported to jython.
-steve
Jan
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Gesendet: Montag, 29. Oktober 2007 15:25
An: user@ant.apache.org
Betreff: Newbie Question About Wrapping A Python Script
I would like to use Ant to "orchestrate" a process that includes
converting documents written in a markup language (restructured text)
to html. Here are my requirements:
1. I would like to convert all of the documents in a particular folder
from rst to html.
2. I would only like ant to convert the rst documents if they have
changed since the last time they were converted to html.
If the convert were written in Java, then I'm sure this
process would be
pretty straightforward; create a custom Ant task that wraps your
conversion script. However, the script that converts rst to html
(rst2html.py) is written in Python.
So, in the end, what's the smartest way to do what I want to do?
Thanks in advance!
Tom Purl
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