OK, that's closer to what I want but, is there any way to force this -emacs flag to be enabled even if the user didn't write "ant -quiet -emacs"? Maybe the ant task should allow options like that to be passed to ANT.
Ninju Bohra wrote: > You might want to look at the -emacs command line option to surpress the > 'prefixing' that appears on the output > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: Iván Pérez Domínguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006 2:54:30 PM > Subject: Quiet output > > > I'm writing a build.xml file that tests a program. Before using ANT, > I had a bash script that printed the results like init.d scripts do when > started/stopped. For instance, for an input file to be tested, called > mtp.mtp, it printed something like > > mtp.mtp [OK] > > if everything went ok, and > > mtp.mtp [!!] > > if something went wrong. In both cases, the real output was saved in a > log file. > > Now I'm using ANT, I'd like it to be the same way, but the output > happens to be way too verbose unless ANT is called with -quiet. Is there > any way to force this quiet flag, or to hide the commands output? > > I don't like ANT to prefix the output with the command that produced it > either. For instance, if I write > > <echo>Message</echo> > > ant prints something like > > [echo] Message > > Is there any way to hide that too? > > Cheers. > >
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