Hi, as there's still no post how to achieve what you need with vanilla ant ...
Gilbert Rebhan wrote:
Finally <script> will do the job. sorry for now ...
... i wrote a small ruby script for that purpose might be used for backups too you need available for ant (simply put in %ANT_HOME%/lib )= 1. the BeanScriptingFramework (bsf.jar) as for all other scripting langueages (groovy,javascript, beanshell ...), get it here = http://jakarta.apache.org/bsf/ 2. the jruby-complete-1.0.jar, as it contains all needed ruby libraries the script includes with 'require ...' (like import in java) the normal jruby.jar will not be enough get it here = http://dist.codehaus.org/jruby/ Notice = 1. the distributed jruby-complete-1.0.jar is build with jdk1.5, so if you're running with 1.4, you'll get a "Unsupported major.minor version 49.0" ** i'll ask the developers to provide a version for 1.4 in the meantime you may try to backport it with retroweaver, get it here = http://retroweaver.sourceforge.net/ (mostly it's only 1.5 because they used StringBuilder and stuff) 2. Ant properties are referenced as $propertyname in jruby, if you have 'dotted' properties, i.e $my.dotted.property you have to use $project.getProperty('my.dotted.property') Script, see ruby code in <script>, runs also with ruby interpreter outside ant first step : recursive copy of srcdir to destdir renaming inplace might be dangerous, if error your srcdir is corrupted second step : replace pattern for dir/subdir names in destdir changing filenames and dir/subdir names also possible, see comment in script finally you may delete your srcdir example, sorry if formatting gets corrupted = ------------------------------------------------- <?xml version="1.0"?> <project name="bla" default="main"> <property name="srcdir" value="J:/test"/> <property name="destdir" value="J:/test_"/> <property name="torepl" value="foobar"/> <property name="replwith" value="foobaz_"/> <target name="depends"> <script language="ruby"> <![CDATA[ require 'fileutils' require 'find' require 'pathname' srcdir=$srcdir destdir=$destdir torepl=$torepl replwith=$replwith # Method for renaming dirs/subdirs # if needed to change filenames too, # delete '&& File.directory?(file)' and # i.e. foobar.txt gets foobaz_.txt def rename(headOfTree, what, withWhat) p = Pathname.new(headOfTree) p.find() do |file| path = file.to_s File.rename(path, path.gsub(what,withWhat)) if path.include?(what) && File.directory?(file) end end Dir.mkdir(destdir) unless File.exists?(destdir) Dir.entries(srcdir).each do | i | if i !='.' && i !='..' FileUtils.cp_r Dir["#{srcdir}/**"], destdir end end Find.find(destdir) do |file| rename(file,torepl,replwith) end ]]> </script> </target> <target name="main" depends="depends"> <echo> copied = ${srcdir} to = ${destdir} replaced = ${torepl} with = ${replwith} </echo> </target> </project> ------------------------------------------------- result = srcdir J:\>dir /S/B test J:\test\bla.txt J:\test\foobar J:\test\sub1 J:\test\foobar\asdf.txt J:\test\foobar\foobar J:\test\foobar\subsub2 J:\test\foobar\foobar\foobar J:\test\foobar\subsub2\foobar J:\test\foobar\subsub2\foobar.txt J:\test\sub1\bla.txt destdir looks like J:\>dir /S/B test_ J:\test_\bla.txt J:\test_\foobaz_ J:\test_\sub1 J:\test_\foobaz_\asdf.txt J:\test_\foobaz_\foobaz_ J:\test_\foobaz_\subsub2 J:\test_\foobaz_\foobaz_\foobaz_ J:\test_\foobaz_\subsub2\foobar.txt J:\test_\foobaz_\subsub2\foobaz_ J:\test_\sub1\bla.txt Regards, Gilbert --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
