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What is the value of your ${srcDir}? The documentation says that "if you =
include part of your package-structure inside the srcdir attribute, Ant =
will recompile your sources every time you call it". I believe that is =
whats happening in your case.=20
After you have done clean it recompiles all your sources. Otherwise it =
is not recompiling the two excluded files probably because they haven't =
changed.

-----Original Message-----
From: Nathan Paris [mailto:nathan.paris@laurelhillgis.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 1:45 PM
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Subject: Problems with <exclude> in javac


I am trying to exclude some file from being compiled.  Here is the code
I am using:
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<target name=3D"compile" description=3D"clean up" >
    <javac
srcDir location=3D"${srcDir}"
destdir=3D"${buildDir}"
            classpath=3D"${classpath}"
            debug=3D"off">           =20
<exclude name=3D"com/package/file1.java"/>
            <exclude name=3D"com/package2/file2.java"/>
    </javac>
</target>
=20
<target name=3D"clean" description=3D"clean up" >
        <delete dir=3D"${buildDir}/com" failonerror=3D"false" />       =20
</target>
=20
I am having "weird" results in terms of if I do the compile after I have
done a clean then the excludes seem to be ignored, but if I do the
compile any other time it seems to work.
=20
Any ideas?
=20

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