Ant contrib has a really nice <for> loop where you can iterate over a
fileset/etc. I am actually doing something like that to apply javacc
(not javac - javacc) to all my .jj files so I don't have to include each
and every one in a javacc target.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a project that requires me to do post-processing after an XSLT transformation on a list of
files. I accomplish this (for a single file) by defining a "target" for each
post-processing step. Each target contains a "java" task that performs the processing.
Will it be necessary for me to create an individual "java" task in each target to process
each file, or can I use a "filelist" in connection with this to iterate over the list of
files I need to process, or should I re-write my java classes so that they will accept a list of
file names and do the iteration internally?
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