http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2687

*** shadow/2687 Thu Jul 19 06:26:16 2001
--- shadow/2687.tmp.7763        Mon Jul 23 09:36:15 2001
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*** 2,9 ****
  | Wrong warnings "Property ${xxx} has not been set" in verbose mode          |
  +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  |        Bug #: 2687                        Product: Ant                     |
! |       Status: NEW                         Version: 1.3                     |
! |   Resolution:                            Platform: All                     |
  |     Severity: Minor                    OS/Version: All                     |
  |     Priority: Other                     Component: Core tasks              |
  +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
--- 2,9 ----
  | Wrong warnings "Property ${xxx} has not been set" in verbose mode          |
  +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  |        Bug #: 2687                        Product: Ant                     |
! |       Status: RESOLVED                    Version: 1.3                     |
! |   Resolution: FIXED                      Platform: All                     |
  |     Severity: Minor                    OS/Version: All                     |
  |     Priority: Other                     Component: Core tasks              |
  +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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*** 27,30 ****
  }
  --------------------------
  The second call succeeds in resolving the property, but the first one issues 
the 
! warning message.
--- 27,39 ----
  }
  --------------------------
  The second call succeeds in resolving the property, but the first one issues 
the 
! warning message.
! 
! ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2001-07-23 09:36 -------
! The problem is not in these threee lines as such but from the fact that 
! properties object effectively reorders the values read in from the properties 
! file. The result is creation of apparent forward references which cause the 
! error get which get sorted out eventually.
! 
! In any case, I have fixed this. Should only see real undefined property 
errors 
! now.

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