Calum,
If you don't mind getting a "DEPRECATED" message, you can use <rename>. It
does what I would expect <move> to do when moving a directory -- renames
dir foo to dir bar. If the <move> task doesn't do that when moving a
directory, and instead actually recursively moves all of foo to bar, then
I would say it's not doing things the way it should and should probably be
looked into.
Diane
--- Calum Maclean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How do I move a directory from one parent directory to another?
> From example, how do I move the directory "C" and all its contents from
> under "A" to under "B":
> "A/C/..." --> "B/C/..."?
> Using "<move todir="B"> <fileset dir="A"> <include name="C"/>" ... moves
> the
> "C" directory itself, but not any of its contents.
> Using "<move todir="B"> <fileset dir="A"> <include name="C/**"/>" ...
> moves
> the "C" and its contents (as I want), but leaves the "A/C" directory
> structure (with no files in it). This option also seems to move all the
> files individually, taking a fair bit of time, whereas it should be a
> quick
> move of "C", and all its contents will automatically follow (as happens
> when
> e.g. dragging a folder in Windows).
> Thanks,
> Calum
>
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