| Condition contains question | Condition contains question 2005-06-22 - By EJ Ciramella
Never mind, string and substring are reversed. . .
On Jun 22, 2005, at 7:06 PM, EJ Ciramella wrote:
> I'm trying the following:
>
> <loadfile property="grinder.results" srcFile="grinderpass.csv"/>
> <echo message="${grinder.results}"/>
> <condition property="hasfailed">
> <contains string="FAIL" substring="${grinder.results}"
> casesensitive="false"/>
> </condition>
> <fail if="hasfailed" message="${grinder.results}"/>
>
> But even when the file only contains "FAIL" this still goes through
> stating:
>
> testscp:
> [loadfile] loading /home/source/engineering/main/grinderpass.csv
> into property grinder.results
> [loadfile] file size = 5
> Setting project property: grinder.results -> FAIL
> [loadfile] loaded 5 characters
> [loadfile] grinder.results := FAIL
> [echo] FAIL
> Condition false; not setting hasfailed
>
> When run in debug/verbose mode. Is it looking at the string "$
> {grinder.results}" or the value of this property?
>
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