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From: "Daniel Joshua" <daniel.joshua@gridnode.com>
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Subject: RE: How to pass a fileset as parameter 
Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2003 18:02:06 +0800
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Jan,

Thanks for the reply.

> <property name="fs.value" refid="thefileset"/>

This seems interesting. I assume that this will work even with
[inheritRefs="false"]

   ...
     <fileset id="db.sqlscripts.fileset"
              dir="${dbscript.dir}"
              includes="patch*.sql"
              excludes="${excludes}"/>
     <property name="fs.value" refid="db.sqlscripts.fileset"/>
     <antcall target="record.sqlscripts" inheritRefs="false"/>
   ...

   <target name="record.sqlscripts">
     <foreach target="record.sqlscript"
              param="sqlscript.file"
              inheritall="true">
       <path>
         <fileset refid="${fs.value}"/>
       </path>
     </foreach>
   </target>

Is this how is it done?

>>              includes="${patch*.sql}"
>
>I think you�re using the wrong includes pattern: ${patch}/*.sql  ?

ooops, typo: includes="patch*.sql"



Regards,
Daniel


-----Original Message-----
From: Jan.Materne@rzf.fin-nrw.de [mailto:Jan.Materne@rzf.fin-nrw.de]
Sent: Tuesday, 15 July, 2003 5:44 PM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: RE: How to pass a fileset as parameter


> Is there a way to pass a fileset as a parameter?

You can pass the name of the reference or the scanned value.
(Convert the fileset to a property <property name="fs.value"
refid="thefileset"/>
or with <pathconvert/>)



> I been using the below method, however there is a problem with it now
> as it also causes all other references to be passed as well.
>
>   ...
>     <fileset id="db.sqlscripts.fileset"
>              dir="${dbscript.dir}"
>              includes="${patch*.sql}"

I think you�re using the wrong includes pattern: ${patch}/*.sql  ?

>              excludes="${excludes}"/>
>     <antcall target="record.sqlscripts" inheritRefs="true"/>
>   ...
>
>   <target name="record.sqlscripts">
>     <foreach target="record.sqlscript"
>              param="sqlscript.file"
>              inheritall="true">
>       <path>
>         <fileset refid="db.sqlscripts.fileset"/>
>       </path>
>     </foreach>
>   </target>



  ...
    <fileset id="db.sqlscripts.fileset" ... />
    <antcall target="record.sqlscripts" ... />
  ...

  <target name="record.sqlscripts">
    <pathconvert property="db.sqlscripts.fileset.value"
                 refid="db.sqlscripts.fileset"
                 pathsep=","
    />
    <foreach ... list="${db.sqlscripts.fileset.value}" />
  </target>



Jan



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