ok, that's a way of doing it but why does the documentation for say 'fileset'
and the attribute 'includes' say that you can specify a list of comma
separated file names??
Petar Tahchiev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 12/01/06, General Email wrote:
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> That will work with 'include' but it doesn't like 'includes' and then a
> list of comma separated file names.
> That is the problem.
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> And yes...forgot the end quote there...typo in my post.
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> Petar Tahchiev
wrote: On 12/01/06, General
> Email wrote:
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> > I'd like to specify a list of files to include in the
> inside a
> > task.
> > Looks like this:
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> 0h, and also you forgot to close your quotations marks here:
> utils.jar,/>
> Doesn't ant complains it?
>
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Sorry, my fault. I see now what you want.
First if you want to include a list of comma separated files you can use
this:
Second if you want to include a set of files you can use this:
where you point to the directory you want to use and exclude certain files.
Hope that helps!
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