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See
D:\Dev\tools\ant\docs\manual\CoreTasks\tstamp.html
You need to use include the <tstamp/> tag in an initialization
target, a target that's called before any other targets are run.
See D:\Dev\tools\ant\docs\manual\using.html for more info - do a
search for tstamp
to find the section I'm referring to.
<echo message="${DSTAMP}"/>
<echo message="${TSTAMP}"/>
<echo message="${TODAY}"/>
Running the above lines in an ant script produces:
[echo] 20010830
[echo] 1003
[echo] August 30 2001
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/30/01 09:47AM
>>>
Is
it possible to use echo to dump a timestamp to stdout?
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