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    Add ability to unzip into separate folders
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Add ability to unzip into separate folders





------- Additional Comments From mcrocker@markcrocker.com  2003-05-16 17:00 -------

I am working on a different solution to the same problem.  I believe that my solution is more 
elegant because it simply adds a Mapper to the unjar, untar, unwar unzip tasks.  This is much 
more flexible and consistent with the copy task.  

Should I submit my code to this bug or create a new one?

An example of my proposed use is:

	<unjar dest="${dir.preverified}">
	  <fileset dir="${dir.src}">
	    <include name="*.jar" />
	    <include name="*.zip" />
	  </fileset>
	  <mapper type="regexp" from="^(.*)\.(jar|zip)$$" to="\1/" />
	</unjar>

	This unpacks all files ending in .jar or .zip in the source directory and puts the contents of 
each into a subdirectory of the preverified directory with the same name as the original archive file 
without the trailing .jar or .zip. For example, the contents of src/purifier.zip and src/ant.jar will be 
extracted to preverified/purifier/ and preverified/ant/ directories respectively.