Long question here --
I've been assuming that srcDir in the <javac/> task essentially sets the
directory from which the compile will occur, so that, for instance, the
package
jp.co.ddcom.sample
would reflect a directory structure
jp/co/ddcom/sample
underneath the directory specified by srcDir. This seems to work well,
and the includes and excludes attributes seem to control things the way
I want (except for the destDir worked for a while, but doesn't work now).
However, <depend/> seems, from the docs, not to accept includes and
excludes attributes. It does have the <include/> and <exclude/> elements,
but the <include/> element does not seem to limit the effect. I tried
the includes attribute anyway, and it didn't cause syntax errors, but it
still did the same thing.
What it did was, given
includes="jp/co/ddcom/sample/**"
or
<include name="jp/co/ddcom/sample/*.java"/>
it also worked through and deleted all the class files in
jp/co/ddcom/sample_bk_20041215
as well. (Yeah, now I know that's a stupid way to make a backup
directory.)
So, I tried setting srcDir in the <depend/> task to
src/jp/co/ddcom/sample/
and this time it ignored the backup directory.
So, the question. srcDir sets the -sourcepath argument for <javac/>?
But for <depend/>, srcDir just says, "only look in this directory"?
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Joel Rees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
digitcom, inc. 株式会社デジコム
Kobe, Japan +81-78-672-8800
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