On 13/12/09 4:50 AM, tinca wrote:
Hello,
The custom ant task to be used is this:
http://www.kiv.zcu.cz/~ledvina/Cviceni-DS-2006/tyden_08/starterkit-examples/tools/ant-addons/classdepandjar/docs/api/org/jini/project/example/jade/tools/ClassDepAndJarTask.html
(Note that the task's qualified name has changed as it is now part of the
Rio project.)
Tha gradle task is:
task classdep<< {
ant.taskdef(
name: "classdepandjar",
classname: "org.jini.rio.tools.ant.ClassDepAndJarTask",
// TODO: path separator
classpath: configurations.compile.asPath + ':' +
compileJava.destinationDir)
ant.classdepandjar(
topclass: 'my.domain.topclass',
jarfile: 'sample.jar',
files: 'true',
classpath: configurations.compile.asPath + ':' +
compileJava.destinationDir
//in: 'my.domain'
)
}
This is syntactically correct, however the last attribute "in" is not
accepted.
In Groovy, you can quote a keyword to use it as a map key like this. So,
you could do:
ant.classdepandjar(
....
'in': 'my.domain'
)
Running the task gives:
* What went wrong:
Could not compile build file '/usr/home/kuti/project/PSMC/build.gradle'.
Cause: startup failed, build_gradle_c83c33492c552dc874c2e8e7a153b85c: 102:
expecting ')',
found 'in' @ line 102, column 7.
1 error
Without that line the task produces sample.jar.
The groovy refcard contains constructs that uses "in" so it must be a
keyword. If this is true, how
can I solve this problem?
Thanks
Zsolt
--
Adam Murdoch
Gradle Developer
http://www.gradle.org
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