On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Jan Materne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And the question was: how can I access the attribute-value?
@attribute or $(attribute) or - as long as we use a different notation
we don't have to fear that we'd accidently clash with properties or
scripting language constructs.
> If you write inside a target that would be value =
> project.getProperty(name); But not here.
Neither is it in <scriptdef> for example. If we say that the
attribute doesn't turn into a property - and don't make it look like
one - people won't expect they could get at it via
project.getProperty.
> But the textual expansion has another disadvantage:
> if (parameter == "${name}") set-default-for-parameter;
> You can�t do that ...
I'm afraid you've lost me. What is the issue you are having here?
Stefan
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