Is your motivation being able to have conditionals in disguise, i.e.
be able to write
<run-macro name="${do-this}" />
? Otherwise I can't see the use for this. Just curious ;-) Thanks, --DD
On 6/6/06, Wolfgang Häfelinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I wonder how to implement a task (in Java) allowing me to execute
a macro. I tried to understand how it works looking into Ant's source
code, but I'm bit lost. Would be kind if someone could give me a
"roadmap" how to do it ..
What I'm looking for is something like ..
Assume I have a macro:
<macrodef name="x">
<attribute name="a" default="hello" />
..
</macrodef>
Then I want to be able to say
<run-macro name="x" />
instead of
<x/>
For the beginning I'm happy to call a macro without any parameters like
shown. Even better would be to be able to provide parameters as well:
<run-macro name="x" a="hello, world" /> <!-- utopia -->
<run-macro name="x">
<param name="a" value="hello, world" />
</run-macro>
Any hints?
Cheers,
Wolfgang.
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