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From: Matt Benson <gudnabrsam@yahoo.com>
Subject: RE: Loadfile not loading file
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--- "Dick, Brian E." <Brian.Dick@FMR.com> wrote:

> Thanks for <for>. It is definitely better than
> <foreach>.
> 
> I can't wrap the for with a single <record
> action="start"> and <record action="stop">
> Pair. I'm running an <exec> in the <for> body that
> doesn't set a return code on failure. I need to scan
> the scan the output of each iteration of the <exec>
> to check for an ERROR string.
> 

hmmm... what about:

<for param="f">
  <path refid="yourpath">
  <sequential>
    <delete file="errorfile" />
    <exec executable="yourexe">
      <redirector output="errorfile"
                  createemptyfiles="false">
        <outputfilterchain>
          <linecontains>
            <contains value="ERROR" />
          </linecontains>
        </outputfilterchain>
      </redirector>
    </exec>
    <fail message="ERROR with @{f}">
      <condition>
        <available file="errorfile" type="f" />
      </condition>
    </fail>
  </sequential>
</for>

-Matt


		
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