Sure this is clean in a mathematical sense but personally I'd rather see a more verbose layout that actually gives me an idea of what files the fileset will match just by looking at it. Given that it can be hard to determine what a given fileset will match right now I imagine it will be that much more difficult trying to work out the result after a difference operation has been performed.

Ian

I would propose:

<property name="id1" type="fileset" value="${fileset::union(fs1, fs2)}" />
<property name="id1" type="fileset" value="${fileset::intersection(fs1,
fs2)}" />
<property name="id1" type="fileset" value="${fileset::difference(fs1, fs2)}"
/>

Jarek



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