Hello, I'm really stuck here, would be very very grateful for some help.
I'm using the ant core task apply successfully to process all the
files in a directory, like this:
target name=compress-css depends=clean-css
echo message=Compressing CSS files /
mapper id=css_dir
--- Rich Goldman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, I'm really stuck here, would be very very
grateful for some help.
I'm using the ant core task apply successfully to
process all the
files in a directory, like this:
target name=compress-css depends=clean-css
echo
Hi, no, that's not it, unfortunately. I just noticed that myself, but it
looks I deleted it by accident in the email, not the code itself.
Matt Benson wrote:
My output files are empty when I run this. Does
anyone know what I'm
doing wrong?
The first thing I notice is that your
Can you try putting both mappers inline?
- Alexey.
Rich Goldman wrote:
Hello, I'm really stuck here, would be very very grateful for some help.
I'm using the ant core task apply successfully to process all the
files in a directory, like this:
target name=compress-css depends=clean-css
'ant -v' helped, thanks!
Here's a snippet of verbosity i received:
[apply] The ' characters around the executable and arguments are
[apply] not part of the command.
[apply] Output redirected to
/home/rich/workspace/radar/server/webapp/build/webapp/css/register.css
[apply]
--- Rich Goldman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
'ant -v' helped, thanks!
Here's a snippet of verbosity i received:
[apply] The ' characters around the executable
and arguments are
[apply] not part of the command.
[apply] Output redirected to
Tell me about it, I still don't understand what's going on, but it
works, so that's good enough for me.
Thanks!
rich
Matt Benson wrote:
Mappers can be kind of funny. It would probably take
a lot of research to decide whether that is a bug. :)
-Matt
