Gilbert Rebhan schrieb am 31.07.2010 um 14:50 (+0200):
> > Gilbert Rebhan schrieb am 31.07.2010 um 00:47 (+0200):
> > Should be using a regex here: getProperty("alljars").split("\\s+");
> > That will take care of linebreaks and tabs, not only spaces.
>
> not required in that case, as xmltask uses a blank as default
I think that was for the case of a whitespace-separated list of jars
taken from the XML by using the text() node test.
> > <project>
> > <file file="res.txt" id="input"/>
> > <union id="tokens">
> > <sort>
> > <tokens>
> > <resources refid="input"/>
> > <stringtokenizer/>
> > </tokens>
> > </sort>
> > </union>
> > <pathconvert refid="tokens"
> > pathsep="${line.separator}"
> > property="tokens2" />
> > <echo message="${tokens2}"/>
> > </project>
Looks like the <union> is not needed in this case as <pathconvert>
seems to imply removal of duplicates.
> <pathconvert property="uniquejars" pathsep=",">
> <union>
> <sort>
> <tokens>
> <propertyresource name="alljars"/>
> <stringtokenizer/>
> </tokens>
> </sort>
> </union>
> </pathconvert>
Same here, you can drop the <union> and get the same result.
> if you like perl, you may like (j)ruby or groovy
> for scripting in ant <script ../> <scriptdef ../>
> Sometimes it's easier to write a small script before
> using too much clumsy xml or writing a new task.
>
> Also try ant-flaka [1], which aims to simplify writing ant files.
> i just started using it, and it rocks :-)
> [1] http://code.google.com/p/flaka/
Thanks, looks interesting!
Best,
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Michael Ludwig
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