Further explanation...
I have formed the set of java files from a <selector> using a <contains> to
select particular files based on a special criteria. This is fine, and I
use this fileset to feed a list of files into javac.
However, the source directory contains many more java files that I do not
want to compile, each of which has corresponding resources. I agree that
if I could use all the resources in the directory this would not be a problem.
So, I still need a way to "match","map", or otherwise form a fileset which
exactly corresponds to the *.java files in my original fileset. These
resources are *.gif, *.properties that have a filename that starts with the
same "*" of *.java.
At 02:02 PM 10/10/02, you wrote:
>Wouldn't it just be easier to form a fileset that excludes **/*.java
>files? I store resources beside Java code also, and just copy them all to
>the classes directory where I'm building to when I compile.
>
> Erik
>
>
>Elizabeth Cooper wrote:
>>Can someone point me to an example of how to do this ...
>>I have a fileset which I have formed from a <selector>
>>These are all java files (*.java).
>>I want to convert this to a file list of corresponding resource files; I
>>want to designate a source directory (${source}), and use the root name
>>of the java files in this source directory to create a new fileset of all
>>resource files that match. For example, I have Bean.java, Box.java, and
>>Whatever.java; I need the new fileset to only contain Bean.properties,
>>Bean_en_GB.properties, Bean32.gif, Bean16.gif, Box.properties,
>>Box32.properties, Box16.properties, etc.
>>This is to use in a copy (to copy resources for a jar); assuming the id
>>of this new fileset is "new.file.set"
>>I want to be able to do:
>><copy todir="${files.to.jar}>
>> <fileset refid="new.file.set" />
>></copy>
>>TIA
>>
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