> 3. Maybe we should start by implementing it the simple way: Make
"includes"
> and "excludes" support filesets (both referenced and nested):
>
> <fileset basedir="dir.a">
> <includes file="aaa.txt" />
> <includes fileset="r1" />
> <includes>
> <fileset basedir="dir.b">
> <includes file="bbb.txt" />
> </fileset>
> </includes>
> <excludes fileset="r2" />
> <excludes>
> <fileset basedir="dir.c">
> <includes file="ccc.txt" />
> </fileset>
> <includes fileset="r3" />
> </excludes>
> </fileset>
Nice Jarek. First I tried something very simmilar (named it includesFileset)
but then realize need for something like:
<fileset id="docassemblies"/>
<foreach item="File" property="filename">
<in>
...
</in>
<do>
....some <if ...>s
<fileset id="docassemblies" basedir="${xmldocbuild.dir}">
<includesFileset refid="docassemblies"/>
<includes name="${filename}.dll"/>
</fileset>
</do>
</fileset>
...
<ndoc failonerror="true">
<assemblies refid="docassemblies"/>
...
</ndoc>
...
then after comments from Gert and Ian I came with more general approach to
merge general types (redefinemode).
But I share your doubt that xml merging will be enough...
btw: <xml> type if we introduce it later could be nice to be mergable. But
am not sure whether simple xml merge will be sufficient for it either.
> 4. This approach has the nice property of being side-effect-free - it can
be
> used in all places where a <fileset> is expected. I'm not sure how would
> <fileset ... redefinemode="Append"> behave in this case.
Hmm. True. You could always define new id and reference it but... Good
point!
I think it is doable. Let me think about it a little deeper.
Martin
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