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From: Angeshwar Deepak <angeshwar@yahoo.com>
Subject: Problem-using foreach + tidy.jar
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Hi,

I have used a foreach to iterate a directory to search
for html files and tidy them.

The code is as follows

......
......
<foreach param="msg" target="run_tidy">
        <path>       
            <fileset
dir="${build.test.report.html}/${component}">
                <include name="**/*.html"/> 
            </fileset>
		</path>
		</foreach>
</target>

<target name="run_tidy">    
    <echo>
    ********* ${msg}
    </echo>
	<java classname="org.w3c.tidy.Tidy" fork="true" >
		<arg line="-config c:\tidy-config.txt -f errs.txt
-asxhtml -numeric ${msg} " />
	</java>

</target>

It works perfectly fine.
Except for the fact that I cant specify a relative
path for the file tidy-config.txt. i.e. I dont want to
specify the file as c:\tidy-config.txt. But insted as 
${tidy} or so.

I saw an example as follows in the ant webpage

<property name="browser"
location="C:/Programme/Internet
Explorer/iexplore.exe"/>
<property name="file"
location="ant/docs/manual/index.html"/>

<exec executable="${browser}" spawn="true">
    <arg value="${file}"/>
</exec>

But this does'nt work for my piece of code.
Please suggest some solution to avoid writing the 
absolute or real path for the file.

bye,
with regards,
Deepak.



		
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