Patrick Martin schrieb am 24.06.2010 um 21:21 (+0200):
> Sorry, I meant to say that "spaces in filenames are unfriendly with
> filelist", not filesets....
Not sure I understand the problem you're facing, but <filelist>
definitely works with filenames containing spaces, you just have
to put them in a nested <file> element.
G:\dev\Ant :: more /t2 spacelist.txt
G:\dev\Ant\dir with spaces\d r e i.txt
G:\dev\Ant\dir with spaces\eins.txt
G:\dev\Ant\dir with spaces\zwei.txt
G:\dev\Ant :: more /t2 spacelist.xml
<!-- vim: set filetype=ant :-->
<project>
<echo>Do <loadfile> and <filelist>
work with spacy filenames?</echo>
<loadfile property="file.list" srcfile="spacelist.txt"/>
<echo message="${file.list}"/>
<echo> So it works using <loadfile>.</echo>
<filelist id="space.list" dir="dir with spaces"
files="eins.txt zwei.txt">
<file name="d r e i.txt"/>
</filelist>
<pathconvert refid="space.list"
pathsep="${line.separator}" property="space.prop"/>
<echo message="${space.prop}"/>
<echo> And it also works using <filelist>.</echo>
</project>
G:\dev\Ant :: ant -f spacelist.xml
Buildfile: G:\dev\Ant\spacelist.xml
[echo] Do <loadfile> and <filelist>
[echo] work with spacy filenames?
[echo] G:\dev\Ant\dir with spaces\d r e i.txt
[echo] G:\dev\Ant\dir with spaces\eins.txt
[echo] G:\dev\Ant\dir with spaces\zwei.txt
[echo] So it works using <loadfile>.
[echo] G:\dev\Ant\dir with spaces\eins.txt
[echo] G:\dev\Ant\dir with spaces\zwei.txt
[echo] G:\dev\Ant\dir with spaces\d r e i.txt
[echo] And it also works using <filelist>.
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
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Michael Ludwig
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