I assume that you want to do something like this, using your current macrodef, check-ejb and ejb macrodefs,
<macrodef name="check-and-do-ejb">
<attribute name="module">
<sequential>
<check-ejb module="@{module}"/>
<ejb module="@{module}" unless="@{module}-uptodate"/>
</sequential>
</macrodef>In the mean-time, you could use the <if> task from ant-contrib,
place the ant-contrib.jar file in $ANT_HOME/libs, or in ~/.ant/libs
and do:
<project ... xmlns:ac="antlib:net.sf.antcontrib">
..
.
.
<macrodef name="check-and-do-ejb">
<attribute name="module">
<sequential>
<check-ejb module="${module}"/>
<ac:if>
<ac:isset property="@{module}-uptodate"/>
<ac:else>
<ejb module="@{module}"/>
</ac:else>
</ac:if>
</sequential>
</macrodef>Peter
David Corbin wrote:
It would be really neat if I could use the if/unless on macrodefs.
I've create a macro for code generation, and I call it 8 times to do stuff. Macros make for nice clean "code". But now that I'm trying to incorporate uptodate support, I'm having to introduce a lot of repetative targes with the same patterns:
<target name="check-ejb-foo"> <check-ejb module="foo" /> <target> <target name="ejb-foo" unless="check-ejb-foo" unless="foo-uptotdate"> <ejb module="foo" /> </target>
<target name="allejb" depends="ejb-foo,...." />
instead of <target name="allejb"> <ejb module="foo"> . . . </target>
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