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Actually, for the first part of your question, check out ${int::parse(value)} Looks like the functions are attempting to take on a more
.NET look :) Considering you should never use the Convert static methods
unless you ABSOLUTELY have to because they are inefficient. Steve From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul Cowan Hi all, If the line below is deprecated
then
what would the new syntax be? ${convert::to-int(phasenumber) >
1}
What would the syntax be for the following be:
<ifnot propertyexists="buildtarget">
<property name="buildtargetcode" value="development" readonly="true" />
</ifnot> Thanks
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