--- D Sledge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wait... so if a target file doesn't exist ("XA" for
> instance), it's considered up to date?
>
No, the example I'm working with is structured a
little differently from yours, but I wanted to go
ahead and get the merge problem out of the way.
> Here's what I've tried so far with no success.
> and scenario III (switched to mergemappers):
> <uptodate property="isUpToDate">
> <srcfiles dir="${src.dir}" file="A"/>
> <mapper>
> <mergemapper to="X"/>
> <mergemapper to="Y"/>
> <mergemapper to="Z"/>
> </mapper>
> </uptodate>
And this doesn't work? I have this complete
buildfile:
<project default="foo">
<uptodate property="bar">
<srcfiles file="A" />
<mapper>
<mergemapper to="X" />
<mergemapper to="Y" />
<mergemapper to="Z" />
</mapper>
</uptodate>
<echo>bar=${bar}</echo>
<target name="foo" unless="bar">
<echo>Target files are out of date</echo>
</target>
</project>
And it seems to work as you wish. I also noticed that
on the example you posted earlier, your <echo> tag
wasn't closed, which means the example wouldn't have
worked as posted. Maybe you should double-check the
case on your "isUpToDate" and little things like that.
If you still can't find it, I'll be around tomorrow.
-Matt
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