On 2009-09-30, Raja Nagendra Kumar <nagendra.r...@tejasoft.com> wrote:
> Stefan, you are correct.. We did make few modifcations to ant source and this
> has side effect else where..
> We are trying to support multiple property references resolutions with in a
> string some thing like this..
> Project p = getProject();
> p.setProperty("nagrama", "nagiest");
> p.setProperty("n", "nag");
> p.setProperty("m", "rama");
> p.replaceProperties("${${n}${m}}")//${${n}rama}
You will want Ant's trunk and a PropertyExpander like
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/ant/sandbox/antlibs/props/trunk/src/main/org/apache/ant/props/NestedPropertyExpander.java
8-)
You can't have nested properties with Ant 1.7.1, but since you are
modifying Ant's source code anyway, you might as well switch to Ant's
trunk now - a release shouldn't be too far into the future.
> Pl. observe that there is misbehavior of replace properties.. i.e 2nd one
> gets replaced but not the first one..
No, there is not. Ant parses ${} constructs by searching up to the next
closing brace, ignoring any newly opened ones by default.
${${n}${m}} is turned into
"value of property ${n" + "value of property m" + "literal }"
and since there is no property named "${n" it is expanded to ${${n}
Stefan
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