Originally the main use case for this method was to get an Ant path.
For some reason I always thought that an Ant path needs a colon
separator in any case. But I was wrong. Ant accepts ':', and ';'. In
trunk, as Steve has pointed out, the method now uses the
'path.separator'.
For Groovy newbies: What you can always do with any collection is
something like: compile.resolve().join('*'), which return a String
where the elements are separated with a '*'.
- Hans
On Apr 11, 2009, at 12:22 AM, Steve Appling wrote:
That is a bug in the 0.5.2 build that has been corrected in the
current main trunk version.
PSpeed wrote:
Note: Trying to get something similar to work, I tried the below
but on
Windows it uses the ":" separator it seems instead of ";". So, it
doesn't
look like it's using System.properties.'path.separator'... though I
could
have missed something. I'm still a gradle-noob.
-Paul
Steve Appling wrote:
is dependencies.compile.asPath what you want?
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