I've been spinning on this problem for a few hours and thought I'd check to see if anyone can help...
Problem 1: I can't set the executable option on my compile task.
I'm trying to replace the basic javac invocation with my own batch file. In
Ant, you'd do something like this:
<target name="check-interning" depends="clean">
<javac ...
executable="D:/dev/jsr308/checkers/binary/javac.bat">
...
</javac>
</target>
I've tried several ways to get this 'executable' option into my compile task
with no success. I've tried things like:
compile {
options.executable = "D:\\dev\\jsr308\\checkers\\binary\\javac.bat"
}
compile.options.executable = "D:\\dev\\jsr308\\checkers\\binary\\javac.bat"
compile.options.define(executable:
"D:\\dev\\jsr308\\checkers\\binary\\javac.bat")
all with no success. How can I get this darn option into my task?
Problem 2: I can't get compilerarg values into the compile task.
Again, I've tried to pass these values a few different ways with no success.
How do I get compilerarg values into the task? My sample Ant is:
<target name="check-interning" depends="clean">
<javac ...
executable="${env.JSR308}/jdk1.7.0/bin/javac">
<compilerarg value="-version"/>
<compilerarg line="-target 5"/>
<compilerarg line="-processor checkers.interning.InterningChecker"/>
...
</javac>
</target>
Problem 3: There's no Java/GroovyDoc for CompileOptions in the API online. Can
you use GroovyDoc to generate it? It would have eliminated me pouring over the
groovy source to discover the CompileOptions API.
Thanks in advance for any advice,
--
Hamlet D'Arcy
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