Jose Alberto Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> From: Stefan Bodewig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>> Peter Donald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> > whats the difference between IDs and property values?
>>
>> Using something via refid implies a typed value, using ${} does not
>> - especially if the defining project doesn't know the type project
>> B will be using.
>
> This looks kind of artificial to me. why can't I say <property
> id="..." /> meaning the same thing as name="...." ?
You can. I was talking about refid="..." vs. ${}.
>> >><projectref name="A">
>> >> <A:mailaddressset id="send-report-to">
>> >> <address to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" />
>> >> </A:mailaddressset>
>> >></projectref>
>> >
>
> Here you are defining an id for 'A' within a pseudo-task, so the
> blank rule about forbidding this sort of thing may not be
> correct.
Who said I wanted to forbid what? 8-)
Datatypes shouldn't be treated different than properties, right? If I
can define properties via param, I must have a way to define arbitrary
data types and pass them to subbuilds or projectrefs as well IMHO.
Stefan
