On 16/05/2012, at 6:01 PM, phil swenson wrote:
> Dunno why I thought I needed "hasProperty"
Because doing project.profilingEnabled will throw an exception if that property
hasn't been set. All of the example code uses hasProperty.
> But if I pass in -PprofilingEnabled=false, groovy would evaluate
> project.profilingEnabled as true because the property is a string set
> to "false"
>
> In other words, in a conditional groovy evaluates "false" as true.
>
> groovy> value = "false"
> groovy> if (value){
> groovy> println "true"
> groovy> }
> true
>
> I think I need to do this:
> if (project.properties.profilingEnabled == "true"){
> runAEJvmArguments << "-agentlib:yjpagent"
> }
Correct, depending on how exact you need to be.
You could do:
if (Boolean.valueOf(project.properties.profilingEnabled)){
runAEJvmArguments << "-agentlib:yjpagent"
}
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Luke Daley
Principal Engineer, Gradleware
http://gradleware.com
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