Use AntContribs <for> with delimiter="${line.separator}", but thats more a
question for the USER list, not the DEVELOPER list.Jan > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Mohan Gunupati [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Gesendet am: Montag, 13. September 2004 22:58 > An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Betreff: Help on file read > > > Hi Guys, > > I need some help, before getting to you I tried myself and the web, > even some books. > > Here is what I have been trying to do and achieve. > > I want read a file containing strings ( a word in each line) and I > want to iterate a new target for each line existing. > > ex: lets say file1.txt contains > row1 > row2 > row3. > > I want to iterate, through the file and read each string and pass that > string to a new target. > I want or read a file (step-1, done) in a target( target-1) and for > each row in the file (step-2, ?) (iterate for each row in the > file) run > target-2. > > > I am able to read the file using <loadfile>, the limitation is it > returns everything as one property ( which is one string > containing all > rows). I need more like an array or some object which is iterates. > > I also figured, this is something todo for ant2. Don't know > if there is > an alternative. > > > Your time and help is much appreciated. > thanks. > > > Mohan Gunupati. > >
