Hello,
Here's what I'm trying to do:
$ sed -e 's/bad/good/' < oldfile > newfile
Here's what I've got in Ant:
<exec executable="sed" output="./newfile">
<arg>-e</arg>
<arg>'s/bad/good/'</arg>
</exec>
Where does the input file belong in the Ant syntax?
As an <arg>? That doesn't seem to work.
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