Hi, David
/*
I normally use a two-build setup with a batch file. The batch file calls
the first build, which is the main build, and I tell Ant to use its xml
logger.
Once that build has finished, the batch file calls a second
build that converts the xlm log file from the first build into html
using the log.xsl file included with ant in an <xslt> task. Might be not
as fine-tuned as you'd like, but it works.
*/
ok to achieve that i would use <record start ... and ... stop />
to log only the parts i'm really interested in.
That's not what i want.
i have a build script that makes heavy use of script, macrodefs and
variable properties.
i want to collect data by the way as it appears in the build
workflow and do something with the collection at the end of the
build, f.e. mail, write to file ...
i just want a bag where i can pack stuff in :-)
f.e. something like =
<script language="javascript">
function StringBuffer() {
this.buffer = []; }
StringBuffer.prototype.append = function append(string) {
this.buffer.push(string);
return this;
};
StringBuffer.prototype.toString = function toString() {
return this.buffer.join("");
};
var buf = new StringBuffer();
buf.append("hello");
buf.append("world");
project.setNewProperty("foobar",buf.toString());
</script>
but accessible in the whole build script
Regards, Gilbert
-----Original Message-----
From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 August 2006 10:53
To: [email protected]
Subject: <buffer> ?!
Hi,
in many buildscripts it's required to collect some data during the whole
build over and write it to a file, send it as mail ... etc. at the end
of the build.
it's possible to echo data to a file and write to that file with echo
append as data grows, but that repeating echo is kind of boring.
What if there were some kind of container where i could append to and
when i like it dump the contents of that container to a file or just
echo to stdout.
Kind of StringBuffer or similar.
<buffer name="buffer1" action="append">
my very special note
</buffer>
[... ]
<buffer name="buffer1" action="append">
another special note
</buffer>
[...]
<buffer name="buffer1" action="dump" file="C:/test/myfile.txt" />
Any ideas how to realize that for ant ?
Regards, Gilbert
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