That should work, at least it does for me:
<presetdef name="myls">
<apply executable="ls">
<arg value="-l"/>
</apply>
</presetdef>
in an antlib at package test
and used:
<project xmlns:t="antlib:test">
<t:myls>
<t:fileset dir="."/>
</t:myls>
</project>
Matt Benson wrote:
I am finding that I cannot define the following in an
antlib:
<presetdef name="myexecutable">
<apply executable="myexecutable">
<arg value="-f" />
</apply>
</presetdef>
and reference it with a namespace, due to the fact
that the nested elements keep the default namespace,
even using the <myexecutable xmlns="antlib:org.my">
notation. Since presets are pre-created, I guess I
can understand how this is happening... should it
continue to happen? Am I missing an obvious
workaround other than loading the antlib via a
<typedef> and no ns?
Thanks,
Matt
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