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Subject: Re: Submission: refid, CompositeType, NestedDataType
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 15:54:29 -0500
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> What I still don't get is what 
> 
> <path>
>   <argument refid="..." />
> </path>
> 
I don't either :-)
My code does not support that.

What it supports is:

<argument id="myarg">
   <argument value="hello friend"/>
   <argument value="goodbye foe"/>
</argument>

<path refid="myarg"/>

That is useful. I am attaching a build file and its output when run with a modified Ant.
I can manufacture file path from names, command line argument from paths, etc.

That is worth something, isn't it? And it is very little new code.
Vincent.



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Searching for build.xml ...
Buildfile: c:\projects\thing\build.xml

test:
prop1 = "hello friend" "goodbye foe"
prop2 = C:\projects\thing\hello friend;C:\projects\thing\goodbye foe
prop3 = "C:\projects\thing\hello friend" "C:\projects\thing\goodbye foe"

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Total time: 0 seconds

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<?xml version=3D"1.0"?>=0A=
=0A=
<project name=3D"sample" default=3D"test" basedir=3D".">=0A=
=0A=
  <argument id=3D"myarg">=0A=
     <argument value=3D"hello friend"/>=0A=
     <argument value=3D"goodbye foe"/>=0A=
  </argument>=0A=
=0A=
  <path refid=3D"myarg" id=3D"mypath"/>=0A=
  =0A=
  <target name=3D"test">=0A=
    <property name=3D"prop1" refid=3D"myarg"/>=0A=
    <property name=3D"prop2" refid=3D"mypath"/>=0A=
    <property name=3D"prop3" refid=3D"mypath" separator=3D" "/>=0A=
=0A=
    <echo message=3D"prop1 =3D ${prop1}"/>=0A=
    <echo message=3D"prop2 =3D ${prop2}"/>=0A=
    <echo message=3D"prop3 =3D ${prop3}"/>=0A=
  </target>=0A=
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</project>=0A=
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