Manual doesnt say anything to delimiters (which in general mean "there is no")
and source doesnt have one ...
XmlProperty.java:0461: private void addProperty (String name, String value,
String id) {
XmlProperty.java:0468: if (addedAttributes.containsKey(name)) {
XmlProperty.java:0477: value = (String) addedAttributes.get(name) +
"," + value;
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------^^^
XmlProperty.java:0489: }
If you want to iterate over this list with <antcontrib:for> you can specify a
delimiter there (but I think it defaults to comma ...)
You can also use <antcontrib:propertregex> for changing the delimiter.
Something like this:
<antcontrib:propertregex
property="newlist"
input="${oldlist}"
regexp=","
replace="${newdelimiter}"
global="true"
/>
Jan
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>Von: J MacKay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Gesendet: Dienstag, 23. Oktober 2007 01:22
>An: [email protected]
>Betreff: XmlProperty - can I specify the property value delimiter?
>
>I just started using ant and have a question about XMLProperty.
>
><!-- sample-file.xml -->
><root-tag>
> <x>x1</x>
> <x>x2</x>
></root-tag>
>
>Using the sample above, XMLProperty will transform"x" into a
>comma separated list of values:
> root-tag.x=x1,x2
>
>Is there any way to specify the delimiter used (like a "|") ?
>ie return this instead
> root-tag.x=x1|x2
>
>
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