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> > In short, I'd like to have the modified test files compiled only.
>
> See the FAQ entry:
> http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/faq.html#always-recompiles
> to make sure that's not the real issue.
>
Thanks for the response. And I apologise for not checking the FAQ before
sending out my original email.
I have separated the normal source tree and the test source tree. Here's
what they look like, src/foo/bar, test/foo/bar. But I still have put all
the class files in build. This was what the build directory look like
before
build---+
| foo (classes for foo package)
|test---+
| foo (classes for test.foo package)
[figure 1.]
To stop ant compiling all the test files, the directory for test is now like
build---+
| foo (classes for foo package)
|test---+
|
|test---+
| foo (classes for test.foo package)
[figure 2.]
I've written some scripts that works nicely with the directory structure
like figure 1 (although it's only been nested one lever deeper, the work to
make the scripts play nicely with figure 2 is non-trivial). So before I
start messing with those scripts again, I'd like to know how you guys
normally place the test class files for a source tree like src/foo/bar,
test/foo/bar. Can I keep figure 1's structure and compile only modified
files?
Thanks
Yiu Wing
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