I'm not following this that closely, but one question:
From: "Bruce Atherton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The solution using selectors, though, is a little bizarre because it
> involves an <exclude> that starts off excluding everything, and then
relies
> on its selectors to trim it to size. Is this trip really necessary?
>
> <fileset>
> <include name="**/*">
> <selector type="size"
> operation="greater-than"
> value="4K"/>
> </include>
> <exclude name="**/*">
> <selector type="permission"
> value="r"/>
> <selector type="size"
> operation="greater-than"
> value="5K"/>
> </exclude>
> </fileset>
Are you changing the behavior of <exclude>? You cannot (currently) exclude
things and then "re-add" them with <include>. Excludes take precedence.
Erik
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