I think you have an issue with your snippet... You list retest6 and
retest as properties...
Here is what I tried (note the consistent use of the property entitled
retest6):
<project>
<property name = "confused" value = "1"/>
<echo> confused ${confused} </echo>
<condition property="retest6" value="3" else="6">
<equals arg1="${confused}" arg2="1" />
</condition>
<echo> retest ${retest6}</echo>
</project>
I get this:
[echo] confused 1
[echo] retest 3
If I don't set the property entitled confused (meaning it is never set),
I get:
[echo] confused ${confused}
[echo] retest 6
The point is, you had a condition and set the property entitled retest6
- but you output the property entitled retest? Note no 6 in the
property name...
Hope that helps...
Z W wrote:
Hi
Why is this condition failing/false when "confused" is 1 ? I just don't see
it.
<echo> confused ${confused} </echo>
<condition property="retest6" value="3" else="6">
<equals arg1="${confused}" arg2="1" />
</condition>
<echo> retest ${retest}</echo>
_recheck:
[echo] confused 1
[echo]
Condition false; setting retest6 to 6
Setting project property: retest6 -> 6
Property "retest" has not been set
[echo] retest ${retest}
Property "retest" has not been set
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