> <project pathseparator=";" dirseparator="\"> > <!-- [snip] --> > <property name="classpath" value="..\classes;..\libs\foo.jar"/> > <!-- [snip] --> > </project>
An interesting idea. I'd probably make them project properties instead of attribs on the project object though. If we can't find a way to do this automagically, then this would probably be a potential solution. > <!-- [snip] --> > <somepath> > <element location="../classes" /> > <path definition="/usr/local/classes:/usr/local/classes/foo.jar" /> > <path definition="D:\libs;D:\libs\foo.jar" > dirseparator="\" pathseparator=";" /> > </somepath> > <!-- [snip] --> > </project> Now that's getting complicated. If a user has to put in the sep characters in a case like this, then they should know how to write cannonical filenames and we shouldn't be worrying so much. :) .duncan
