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Hi,

when I use the Zip-task I get a strange behavior.=20

Check this example:

<target name=3D"zip">
		<zip destfile=3D"C:\Temp\mw.gz" update=3D"true">
			<zipfileset dir=3D"${SOURCE}/Src" includes=3D"*.cpp" =
prefix=3D"${TARGET}/Src"/>   =20
		</zip>

		<zip destfile=3D"C:\Temp\mw.gz" update=3D"true">
			<zipfileset dir=3D"${SOURCE}/Inc" includes=3D"*.h" =
prefix=3D"${TARGET}/Inc"/>   =20
		</zip>
</target>

I know that the two <zipfileset> could be in one <zip> task, but that's =
not the point. That's the way I need it. Anyway, when I run it, it'll =
only zip the stuff from the first zip-task. For the second one it =
claimes (-debug) that the zip file "is up to date". Doesn't matter what =
I zip first, only the first one is added to the zip file. BTW: the zip =
file is deleted at the begin of the script.=20

Now the term "up to date" made me curious if this is caused by the =
timestamps of the source files and the zip file. Taken this into =
consideration I've put the following lines after each zip-task:

		<touch file=3D"C:/Temp/mw.gz" datetime=3D"01/01/2000 1:00 pm"/>	=09

... and voila - it works. But, I think this is a quick and dirty fix for =
something I can't explain why.

Could someone explain it to me why <zip> acts like this?

Thanks!!




Enrico Fichtner
Software-Developer
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