Matt Benson wrote:
Actually the new <for> task uses a <macrodef> type
approach to avoid the <antcall>.
Maybe Matt, but remember I want to call a target after all. That's what the depends attribute does, albeit without creating a new project.
There still is the <call> thingy, but I'm not fond
of it...
Not sure what <call> thingy you're talking about...
again, from what Peter tells me, the new <for> works
like <foreach> except without creating a new project.
Not quite, it does not call targets, but it does run the contents of the sequential block for each value of the parameter. Peter
-Matt
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