--- Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The scenario you describe seem to point to file
> selectors. In Ant, you
> usually don't loop on dirs, doing some conditional
> processing within the
> loop, you select all the files to process using
> <fileset>s, which with
> selectors can do this selection on just about any
> criteria, and then you
> process this list of files unconditionally.
>
> For example, since your example is around unit
> testing, I use <junit>
> with a <batchtest>, which contain <fileset>s with
> custom selectors to
> select only some tests, based on various criteria.
>
> I'm not sure it applies to you, but I'd say it's the
> canonical way to do
> this kind of things in Ant. --DD
>
Agreed; using a <junit> <batchtest> with filesets that
select the testcases, if none exist in a fileset based
in a particular directory, well, then, no tests will
be run. So you should basically get for free what you
are trying to do here.
-Matt
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