>>>>> "RD" == Roderick Dunne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RD> The problem is now gone. It was resolved by using absolute paths
RD> instead of relative paths when using the mkdir built in task (os
RD> = Windows).
I'm not convinced. I have a testcase I ask you to try. In an empty
directory place the buildfile
<project name="test" default="testsubprog">
<target name="testsubprog">
<ant dir="sub" />
</target>
</project>
and create a subdirectory named sub. Into sub place a buildfile
<project name="sub" default="mk">
<target name="mk">
<mkdir dir="test" />
</target>
</project>
This creates sub/test for me - on Linux with the latest CVS sources
and a whole bunch of private patches that shouldn't affect your
problem.
I'm still suspicious it might be the properties. A property task in
the main file will override all property tasks - for the same name -
in your sub projects.
Stefan
