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This looks great!
Unfortunately I must not use this release. I have 1.5.4.=20

/Dirk

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Von:	Antoine L=E9vy-Lambert [mailto:antoine@antbuild.com]
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Hi Dirk,

the <modified/> selector of ant1.6beta3 might be what you need.
See =
http://ant.apache.org/manual-1.6beta/CoreTypes/selectors.html#modified

Cheers,
Antoine

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Yes. But if I want to compare timestamps of the generated and the source
file I have to compare this for each file. Can I use a mapper for this =
like
in uptodate?
/Dirk


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You should have a look at the selectors, in the ant manual under concept =
and
types.
selectors are nested elements of filesets, which can restrict a fileset =
to
fit certain criteria.

Cheers,
Antoine


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