From: "Stefan Bodewig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> On Fri, 22 Feb 2002, Jose Alberto Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > From: "Conor MacNeill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> >> In mutant you will get this
> >> D:/antdev/bugs/paralleldata/build.xml:4: parallel does not support
> >> the "fileset" nested element
> > 
> > Which will break ANT1 projects. 
> 
> Not really, as it doesn't work in Ant 1.x, so there cannot be an Ant
> 1.x build file that relies on it.
> 

Actually, if we are talking about the same thing, this is not true.
Core depends right now on being able to put any datatype as a task.
Take a look at the current implementation of <description>.

It is a clever idea, I admit, but what can we expect from users if we accept
code like that in core? Here we have a DT whose only purpose is to produce
a side effect with its declaration.

> Maybe we should make it impossible to use in 1.5 as well, with yet
> another ugly hack in UnknownElement of course.
> 
We can do it without more hacks, just regularize the rules and apply them.

> > It is more than a year since people are complaining that <typedef>
> > could not be used as a toplevel task.
> 
> I'm in nit picking mode today, <typedef> has been introduced eight
> months ago (and doesn't work in any released version of Ant).
> 

Well I guess time is not going as fast as I first though.

Jose Alberto



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