At several places, I need to build a fileset with the same properties.
Which files are included is likely to change, so I tried to use a
property to specify this:
<path>
<fileset dir="..">
<include
name="${model-helper-source.path}" />
<!-- <include name="**/*.java" /> -->
</fileset>
</path>
When I run this with ant -debug, this fails to match anything and
includes this output:
fileset: Setup scanner in dir d:\Jaguar\dev\relaxRepair\source with
patternSet{ includes: ["**/com/**/model*/**/*.java"] excludes: [] }
When I uncomment the second include, it finds files and produces this
output:
fileset: Setup scanner in dir d:\Jaguar\dev\relaxRepair\source with
patternSet{ includes: ["**/com/**/model*/**/*.java", **/*.java]
excludes: [] }
Note that there are quotes only around the include pattern specified
with a property. It appears that if I use a property, the file path is
expected to start and end with quotes. Is this intended? Is there any
way to get around this?
Troy
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