solved / was [antcontrib] foreach problem

[Rebhan, Gilbert]

Hi,

for anyone else running into that gotcha , here's the solution =

The targetdependency in my buildscript was guilty for that strange
behaviour.

I had :

<project name="bla" default="build" basedir=".">

build as defaulttarget had the dependency -> depends="init,checkout"

where 

target init = brings the <foreach> into the script

target checkout = the target called by <foreach>

now i have :

<project name="bla" default="init" basedir=".">

switching the default target to the target containing the <foreach> part
did it.

Now it works like a charm :)

If default target ain't the target that contains <foreach> the target
called
by <foreach> is called one time to often with propertys not set.

Gilbert
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 10:14 AM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: [antcontrib] foreach problem


Hi,

i have some strange behaviour with antcontrib's foreach task.

I have a propertyfile like this :

modul.1=Project1:v_1_2_4_25
modul.2=Project with spaces:thi_1_2_4_25

modul.list=${modul.1},${modul.2},


My buildscript :

<target name="init">

<foreach list="${modul.list}"
        delimiter=","
        param="modul"
        target="checkout"
        trim="true"
        inheritall="true" />
        </target>

<target name="checkout">

<!-- Modulname -->
        <propertyregex property="module"
                                 input="${modul}"
                             regexp="(.*):(.*)"
                             select="\1"
                             casesensitive="false" />

<!-- Versiontag -->
        <propertyregex property="tag"
                               input="${modul}"
                               regexp="(.*):(.*)"
                               select="\2"
                               casesensitive="false" />


        <!--<cvs cvsroot="${cvsroot}"
             dest="../.."
             package="'${module}'"
             tag="${tag}"
             command="checkout" />-->

        <!-- for testing -->
        <echo>Modul = ${module} in Version = ${tag}</echo>


gives me =


checkout:
     [echo] Modul = Project1 in Version = v_1_2_4_25
checkout:
     [echo] Modul = Project with space in Version = v_1_2_4_25
checkout:
     [echo] Modul = ${module} in Version = ${tag}


Question :

where comes the third line from ?! How to get rid of that ?

Thanks for any advice !!

Gilbert

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