> From: Peter Reilly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> As regards the xml ns hell, I must agree - I still think that nested
> elements discovered through reflection should be in the ant core
> namespace as well as the namespace of the enclosing type/task.
Well, I'm not following, but I'm not surprised, as my head hurts when I try
to think at the issues related to XML NS handling in Ant...
> You are missing a bm prefix from a nested include of a fileset element in
> a bm:lsync (i think) element.
Not really, and this is where I think I may have stumbled on a possible bug
or flow of the current design...
Going back to the macro definition, simplified:
<macrodef name="compile">
<element name="sources" /> <!-- <<< Declaration -->
<sequential>
<javac ...>
<sources/> <!-- <<< Use in Javac - default NS -->
</javac>
<bm:sync ...>
<fileset dir="src">
<sources/> <!-- <<< Use in lsync - BM NS -->
</fileset>
</bm:lsync>
</sequential>
</macrodef>
See how the macro element 'sources' is used in two different tasks, from two
different namespaces, the default/Ant NS, and my custom NS.
Apparently, it's currently impossible to use that same macro element in the
two places/tasks, when they are in different namespaces.
So is this a bug, design flaw, or user error???
And I can assure you all uses of the macro, as exemplified below, all have
the name attribute. This build has been working for weeks now, and I was
just trying to add the <sync> or <bm:lsync> additional step to it.
<compile name="dsp-test-utils">
<sources>
<include name="com/lgc/testing/junitplus/**"/>
<include name="com/lgc/testing/utils/**"/>
<none>
<contains text="import com.lgc.infra."/>
</none>
</sources>
</compile>
<compile name="dsp-util">
<sources>
<include name="com/lgc/java/**"/>
<include name="com/lgc/javax/**"/>
</sources>
</compile>
> Also, is "sources" a typedef?
No, a macro element, as explained above. Please help. --DD
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