Costin Manolache wrote:
Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:


Nicola - you can just use taskdef with a resource parameter and define
all the cents at once.

Yup, but you still have to do it.

I want to simply make the user add a <centipede/> tag in the buildfile,
but since it's not loaded, it cannot load others the way you say...
catch22.


<project xmlns:cent="... " >
  <cent:centipeded/>
  ...


Sounds simple enough.

Or:
 <antlib name="org.krysalis.cents..."/>
 <centipede>

One line (or ns ) describing the fact that the build file is using centipede
is not too much to ask.

As always, actual code clears things: the above mechanisms seem just fine +1

Thanks for taking time to explain it to this point :-)

BTW, centipede can define aditional antlibs if it wants ( I think it would
be better to require the user to declare all libs it uses - like in XSTL or JSP - but it's your choice on what centipede does ).

Yes. We do it with <importcent/>, except the core tasks we load with <centipede/>


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