I'm not very familiar with ant, using it for a few weeks only, but the way i'll
do it is using <filset> to include/exclude the files you want to compile and
then <pathconvert> in your javac target like :
<fileset dir="${yourdir}" id="classes.to.compile">
<!-- include/exclude the files !-->
</fileset>
<target name="compile">
<pathconvert pathsep="," property="classes"
refid="classes.to.compile"/>
<javac ....
<includes="${classes}"/>
</javac>
</target>
I never tried it though.
Laurence
Marko van Dooren a écrit :
> Hi, I want to compile sources from multiple directories using a single javac
> tag. I tried to use multiple <src> tags, but it seems impossible to define
> includes en exclude on them, so I'd have to compile the entire tree of files
> in that directory. How can I do this without compiling all files ?
>
> Marko No. 5
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