--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Taking a close look at this, it seems that you are saving the class > lists to a file...
Well, you could do it inside a <script> task instead. (Or write a separate task.) > Wouldn't this have the similar problem to the includesfile thing > mentioned earlier? IE: I have 7 files running in parallel, all doing > this for 3 sets of files.... That is a lot of > files, disk i/o, and have to have 21 different files..... I didn't know you were setting up your build this way -- I just figured you'd have everything in a main build file. Is there some reason you're not? I used generic names like "classfiles" because I have no idea what your actual names would be, but I assumed you'd just adopt things to your needs, supplying the various filesets, along with meaningful id names, property names, etc. > My patches do what I wanted to do. I am fine moving those into a > different class or whatever.... but it does not seem like Ant can > currently handle it without my patch without using 21 extra files.... There's nothing in Ant that's making you use 21 files. You can write everything out to the same file, just use distinctive names for the fileset ids and properties. Or don't write a file at all, and just use <script> or a separate task to do the string manipulations. But hey, if you'd prefer using your modified version of Ant instead, go for it. (I used an in-house version for a long time, until things finally caught up to where I could pitch mine. But it does make upgrading a little dicey.) > Anyone have a solution that does not need all the extra files? Yeah -- don't have seven different build files, and if you don't want to write things out to a file, use <script> (or a separate task) to do the string diddling. (I did a sample script that does that awhile back, so I can play with that to do your stuff -- but only if you're seriously interested in finding a way to do this with standard Ant.) Diane ===== ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - sign up for Fantasy Baseball http://sports.yahoo.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
