The only reference I find to "<apply>" is in "requested-features.txt" -- I
assume that means it has not yet been implemented (or released) ...?
In any case, here's my example:
<target name="checkJsMenuBuild">
<uptodate property="JsMenuBuild.notRequired"
targetfile="${menuArchive}">
<srcfiles dir="${jslib}">
<include name="${jslib}/Util/Version.js"/>
<include name="$jsmenu}/ccmenu.js"/>
<include name="${jslib}/Util/NavKeys.js"/>
</srcfiles>
</uptodate>
</target>
<target name="jsar-menu" depends="init, checkJsMenuBuild"
unless="JsMenuBuild.notRequired"
description="build js-archive file of JavaScript modules">
<java fork="true" dir="${js}"
classname="com.cleancode.format.JSArchive">
<arg value="${jslib}/Util/Version.js"/>
<arg value="$jsmenu}/ccmenu.js"/>
<arg value="${jslib}/Util/NavKeys.js"/>
</java>
</target>
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 09:37:55 -0600, Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
From: michael sorens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I want to run a java task with a specific list of file names as
command-
line arguments (typically <arg value="..."> for each file), but I also
want to run a <uptodate> check with a fileset that is precisely the
same
list of files. How can this be done without having to enumerate the
same
list in two places?
If your <arg value="..."> is in fact <arg value="filename">, as opposed
to
<arg value="-someoption filename">, then <apply parallel="true"> should
do
the trick.
If you'd post a short example with say three files of the Ant code where
you'd like to avoid duplication you describe, maybe you'd get a more
definite answer as to whether it's easy or possible to achieve ;-) --DD
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