On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 6:28 AM, Daniel Steinmann<dsteinm...@acm.org> wrote:
> Matt Benson wrote:
>> (given same dirset id=ds)
>> <pathconvert refid="ds" property="includes" pathsep="${line.separator}">
>> <regexpmapper from="(^.*$)" to="\1${file.separator}**" />
>> </pathconvert>
>> <echo file="includesfile">${includes}</echo>
>> <delete>
>> <files includesfile="includesfile" />
>> </delete>
>> <delete file="includesfile" />
> But I have problems with the to= part of the regex pattern on Windows. The
> file.separator on Windows is the backslash, which is the escape character
> for the regex. Therefore the file will include patterns like 'foo\bar**'
> instead of 'foo\bar\**'. And then the delete does not work.
Since one specifies filenames with forward slash only in a build file
(or property files),
and Ant does the right thing to convert them to the current OS, you
can tell <pathconvert>
to use / as the filesep, and use to="\1/**", then <files includes="">
should accept that. --DD
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