I have an Ant build that has this line in it:
WORKSPACE.dir = ${basedir}/../
I then have:
CORE_PROJECT.dir= ${WORKSPACE.dir}/UUI_Core
which means that I end up with paths like this:
C:\dev\workspaces\RTC\UUI_Core_ANT/..//UUI_Core
This works fine in almost all cases but I am trying to build a list of classes to be used in a build. At the moment I have this code:
<pathconvert
property="coreClasses"
pathsep=" "
dirsep="."
refid="coreSources">
<map from="C:\dev\workspaces\RTC\UUI_Core\src\" to="" />
<mapper>
<chainedmapper>
<globmapper from="*.mxml" to="*"/>
</chainedmapper>
<chainedmapper>
<globmapper from="*.as" to="*"/>
</chainedmapper>
</mapper>
</pathconvert>
Which does the job of removing the file location and jsut leaving the package structure. 开发者_如何学CIt is not very flexible though. I should be able to use CORE_PROJECT.dir here.
So, how can I convert
C:\dev\workspaces\RTC\UUI_Core_ANT/..//UUI_Core
to
C:\dev\workspaces\RTC\UUI_Core
WORKSPACE.dir = ${basedir}/../
This is not a valid Ant syntax.
To convert ..
you should use location
attribute of the <property>
task instead of value
. location
substitutes the attribute value with an absolute path. In your case:
<property name="WORKSPACE.dir" location="${basedir}/.."/>
EDIT: I should add, always use location
attribute when setting path-like properties.
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