Anyone from ant-contrib want to add a caveat to the documentation of the for task? Being based on macrodefs, for is the only place I know of where this comes into play: since the @ character is escaped with another (@@) in macrodefs/for, nested for loops must double-escape the @ character (@@@@). This applies to for loops appearing in macros as well. Looks like the rule is an additional two '@'s per nesting level. So no nesting = @@, one level deep = @@@@, and two levels deep = @@@@@@ .
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