probably with
pathsep="
"
if you want each file on its own line.
Daniel
Matt Benson wrote:
<pathconvert> is your friend.
-Matt
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I have a need to create a text file that lists all
.gif, .jpg, etc. files.
It's simple to create a fileset that contains the
files I need but what's
the best way to output this list into a text file?
I could use <foreach> from ant-contrib but that
requires an <antcall> for
each file which is slow and tedious. I
unfortunately can't use the newer
<for> task since it rquires Ant 1.6+ which in turn
requires Java 1.2+ but
I must remain compatible with 1.1 (doing applet
work).
I wrote my own small task to do this but I'd rather
use a 'standard'
task(s) if it's possible. If not possible, and if
anyone is interested in
my task, <listfiles>, I'd be happy to submit it to
Ant developement.
Brian DeWeese
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