| foreach directory copy question | foreach directory copy question 2003-03-25 - By Kiarna Boyd
Hi Jan,
(sorry for duplicates but I wanted you to get my THANK YOU!!!!)
I finally figured out what you were trying to explain.
I was confused about the logical relationship between the foreach task and
the overall target task.
So I applied your suggestion:
<target name="newversion" >
<foreach target="test" param="thisEnv">
<path>
<dirset dir="${builddir}/" />
</path>
</foreach>
</target>
<target name="test" >
<echo>"${thisEnv}"</echo>
</target>
It works sweet! I just have to figure out how to limit the dirset output to
top level directories rather than including all the sub dirs.
Thanks again for all of your help. I really appreciate it!
-Kiarna
Have you tried the both (yours and mine)?
You can use a 'test' target
<target name="test">
??? <echo>${thisEnv}</echo>
</target>
So you can see, what the foreach will exactly serve.
I haven?t tried the dirset, but regarding the fileset behaviour I think
my foreach version serves a listing of
'theDirectoryWhereYouWantToDoThe_ls_'.
You can use includes/excludes - I think.
But your script seems to be ok. Once again: have you tried it?
Jan Mat?rne
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Von: Kiarna Boyd [mailto:kiarna@(protected)]
Gesendet am: Freitag, 14. M?rz 2003 17:02
An: user@(protected)
Betreff: AW: foreach directory copy question
Thank you very much Jan. I appreciate your help!
You suggested I try something like:
<foreach target="newversion" param="thisEnv">
??? <path>
??????? <dirset dir="theDirectoryWhereYouWantToDoThe_ls_" />
??? </path>
</foreach>
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