--- Nico Seessle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I can not even think of a way to force it to do something like this if I > look at the current source :-)
I know -- even with my limited java knowledge, I couldn't see any way, either. So I did the when-something-can't-be-explained-do-something-that-shouldn't-make-any-difference routine... I picked up Echo.java out of CVS, and diff'd it against the copy of Echo.java that I have -- it diff'd clean -- so I compiled it & stuffed it into ant.jar anyway :) Then I ran my "testecho" target, and the duplicating output is now gone. I couldn't have been using the ant.jar from the ant I had previously picked up (9/19), because the Echo.java in that one doesn't even have the "file" attribute, so it would've choked on the parse. So basically, the Echo.class that's in the ant.jar I'm using (and was using when the dup action was happening) is only different in the sense that -I've- compiled it, with jikes+jdk13. (BTW: For the record, I run ant with jdk13) I'm chalking it up to unusually high sun-spot activity (whether there was any or not :) Thanks for looking into it, Diane ===== ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - 35mm Quality Prints, Now Get 15 Free! http://photos.yahoo.com/
