I'm not following this that closely, but one question:
> <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.
No, the behaviour of <exclude> is not changing. But thanks for demonstrating why the selector format is confusing. &^)
I understand why you thought it worked that way, but what that example was really doing was putting limits on the exclusions, not adding in more files. It is saying files must be greater than 4K to be included, but read only files will not be included if they are over 5K. So in your fileset you'll have read only files in the 4-5K range only, and any other files will be over 4K.
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