The problem is the files are not under one directory. They are under the
subdirectories also. I guess, I should 've explained it in more detail.
Something like the following,
dir="./replace, ./replace/testreplace"
includes="xx.sh,yy.sh"
Thx
Kailash
From: Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/12/2002 01:56 AM
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On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Kailash Subramanian
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> Is there any way I can specify the list of files (like comma
> seperated) ?
Yes - you already do su in your example. The includes attribute.
> Or is there any better approach ?
Use a combination include and exclude patterns to get exactly the list
of files you want. Use includesfile.
For the replacement tokens, Ant 1.5 will have a way to automatically
turn all properties of a property file into replace tokens, sou you'd
have to write them once into a properties file.
Stefan
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