Hi,
-----Original Message-----
From: Neil Benn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 9:55 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: ReplaceRegExp with windows filenames
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[...]
So, it seems if I use ReplaceRegEx on the file or load the file
into a property and if I use one or two backslashes in the, I get out
something like this (either from an echo or in the file:
[echo] 1 = ,"DropPaqEtc",,"C:Documents and SettingsNeil BennMy
Documentssvn_timtrunkDropPaq\installer\CE" ; The etc directory which
contains all image and the jar file
[...]
*/
Sorry, didn't get your problem right, but maybe a point in
the right direction :
had a similar problem here with pathseparator ' \ ' on Windows =
in one antscript i grab one filename/path out of a directory with
antcontrib/timestampselector and echo that property to a file :
<path id="path.order">
<fileset dir="${...}">
<include name="*.txt" />
</fileset>
</path>
<timestampselector property="order.candidat"
pathref="path.order"
count="1"
age="eldest">
</timestampselector>
<echo
file="C:/deployserver/path/to/mytxtfile/foobar.txt">${order.candidat}</e
cho>
in another script i load the property ${order.candidat} again, but as
the path
in that property on windows is something like :
C:\deployserver\path\to\mytxtfile\foobar.txt
the property gets C:deployserverpathtomytxtfilefoobar.txt when loaded
cause the ' \ ' is not masked (has to be ' \\ ' in java)
so i have to load it like that :
<loadfile property="auftragtxt"
srcfile="C:/deployserver/path/to/mytxtfile/foobar.txt">
<filterchain>
<replacestring from="\" to="/" />
</filterchain>
</loadfile>
and it get's loaded with ' / ' as pathseparator -> OK
btw, i always use ' / ' instead of ' \ ' even on windows (ant handles
that for you),
because i noticed several strange things when using ' \ ' on windows.
i even created a patch for the ant faq.xml and the ant manual /
property.html
some time ago, but somehow no one noticed and it didn't get in.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ant-user&m=110769112325881&w=2
[ <faq id="win-backslashes"> ]
Regards, Gilbert
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