Hello,
I am trying to process a number of similar properties
in a loop. To do this, I need to dynamically create
the property name reference, then get the value of
that property. (I need a two-pass evaluation, much
the way UNIX shell scripts process.) I thought the
"dynamic" attribute of the property task would do
that, but I have only been able to create the property
name. I cannot reference the underlying value.
I tried two forms of the property reference, with the
same result. Does NAnt support this type of
referencing?
THX in advance for any thoughts.
Curt Zarger
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<target name="propTest" >
<property name="A.string" value="This is the A
string"/>
<property name="B.string" value="This is the B
string" />
<property name="C.string" value="This is the C
string" />
<foreach item="String" in="A, B, C" delim=","
property="key" >
<property name="stringValue"
value="${key+'.string'}" dynamic="true"/>
<!-- <property name="stringValue"
value="${key}.string" dynamic="true"/>-->
<echo message="${key} value is ${stringValue}" />
</foreach>
</target>
====================
propTest:
[echo] A value is A.string
[echo] B value is B.string
[echo] C value is C.string
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