Awesome. Good work Gert. This will be nice.
Ian
Gert Driesen wrote:
I don't think we should rush a task in ...
However, I agree that we shouldn't wait until support for filterchains is
added. But if we add such a task to NAnt core, we should at least support
both filtersets and filesets ...
I already "ported" the base classes for filtersets from Ant
(NAnt.Core.Types.FilterSet(Collection) and
NAnt.Core.Types.Filter(Collection)) ... these are available in cvs now ...
so it shouldn't really be hard to add this to your replace task ... I'll
look into adding support for filtersets to the copy and move tasks later
(probable tomorrow or so)
Gert
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+1, mainly because I've just found a use for it in our linux build. We
need to create a nant shell script that contains the full path to the
just built NAnt.exe which we won't know till we build it. So it would be
a prime candidate for a use of the replace task.
Ian
The <touch /> task could possibly be modified to do it. But replace
would possibly be more intuitive for new users than using a filter
chain. It could probably support filter chains anyway - it might also be
cool to have a generic <filter /> task too. Next release :)
I'm thinking that we could put the replace task in now since it would be
useful, and then modify its implementation when chaining support is
added.
What do you all think?
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-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 2:03 AM
To: Gert Driesen
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I just noticed that Ant still has both the replaceTask and
the filtersets in copy/zip etc. I'm sure you could accomplish
an in-place replace with filtersets but I can see a task
called replace being easier for new uesrs to deal with than
filterchains.
Ian
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/replace.html
Gert Driesen wrote:
to be honest, I'm not sure about that one ... If necessary we could
ofcourse create a task for that, but I was just saying we don't
necessary need one ... didn't really give it much thought yet ...
Gert
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What if you want to replace strings in a file in place ? -
ie without
copying/moving the file
Ian
Gert Driesen wrote:
something like that yes :-)
but instead of having a separate task for that purpose, filterchain
support
would be added to existing tasks (like copy, zip, ...)
Gert
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So in implementation it would work like this:
[FilterChain("filterchain")]
public FilterChain FilterChain {
...
}
Then in the execute task:
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(...); StreamWriter writer =
new StreamWriter(...); this.FilterChain.Filter(reader, writer);
Or something like that.
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