Success!
The <include> element helped in restricting the list.
Was hesitant in writing the javascript (having never
done it yet ;-) so I perserved on the regular
expression front and with the help of a collegue we
came up with
<propertyregex property="max.build.number"
input="${sorted.builds}"
regexp="([0-9]*)$"
select="\1"/>
Works like a charm...
Later,
Ninju
--- Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > From: Ninju Bohra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > 1) How do I limit the number of directories that
> are
> > returned in the <dirset> to just the first level
> > sub-directories
>
> Use something like <include name="Release*" />
>
> > 2) Is it necessary to do the <sortlist> or does
> the
> > <dirset> return them in sorted order>
>
> Platform-dependent behavior. You'd better keep it.
>
> > 3) Any ideas on the best way to extract the
> largest
> > build number values from either the
> builds.property or
> > sorted.builds property, I thought of using the
> > <propertyRegExp> but could not come up with the
> > appropriate expression?
>
> Write a small <script> or <scriptdef>.
> Better to resolve to code in a case like this. --DD
>
>
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