--- Bela Ban <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> we still have the problem of removing the ${basedir}
> prefix from the resulting string, e.g. if 'includes'
> is /home/bela/JavaGroups-2.0/src/org/javagroups/util/*.java,
> we need to convert it to org/javagroups/util/*.java.
But that wouldn't be what the 'includes' would be -- it'd be what my
example showed: includes="${cur.dir}/**/*.java", and ${cur.dir} is set to
the (relative path to the) directory you were in when you ran 'ant', so
you would only be including the .java files in the current directory (and
down, which I assumed you wanted -- if you only want the files in the
current directory, then you'd do includes="${cur.dir}/*.java).
Did you try implementing the example, and did it not work for you (it
worked in my little test-bed).
Diane
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