Hello, Is there a way to build a list of out of date files?
Here's my situation. I'm using the Batik <rasterize> ant task to translate four SVG files to JPG. The <rasterize> task always translates all files, even if the JPGs are more current than the SVGs. I would like a simple way to rebuild only the out-of-date JPGs. My current way is less simple than I'd like. I use <uptodate> to set a property for each file, and I have a separate target for each JPG file, each guarded by the appropriate property. I'd like something simpler, if it's possible. What I (think I) want is a single "jpgs" target, with a single <rasterize> task in it. Before I execute the target, I want to build a fileset of SVGs whose JPGs are out of date, and give that fileset as the list of input files for the <rasterize> task. Is this possible? Is it possible in a way that is simpler than what I'm doing now? Or is there some better way to rebuild only the out-of-date JPGs? Dale -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
