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Hi Peter!
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This won't quite do what I want as I don't want myCVSDir to become a =
subdirectory of myProdDir.  I want the files and directories within =
myCVSDir to do a straight copy to myProdDir...for example:
=20
copy /path/to/my/myCVSDir/index.php to =
/different/path/to/myCVSProdDir/index.php
copy /path/to/my/myCVSDir/myRandomSubdir/pricing.php to =
/different/path/to/myCVSProdDir/myRandomSubdir/index.php
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This is why I thought I needed a chainedmapper.  I am copying a file =
from pathA/fileA to pathB/fileA.
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Basically the same as if I=20
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Make sense?
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--Sam
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From: Peter Reilly [mailto:peterreilly@apache.org]
Sent: Fri 9/3/2004 4:53 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: Chainedmapper question -- going crazy!



<copy todir=3D"${myProdDir}" verbose=3D"true">
  <fileset dir=3D"${myCVSDir}" />
</copy>
should work.
Peter


Sam Masiello wrote:

>
>I thought of the flattenmapper problem after I had submitted my post, =
but unfortunately it didn't help my situation any.
>
>>>From reading the documentation though, if you have a number of files =
and directories in:
>
>/home/sam/mycvsdir
>
>and you want to copy them to:
>
>/my/production/directory
>
>then you need to use a chainedmapper.  Is this not true? If not, how =
can I accomplish it?  I beat my head against this thing for several =
hours today before deciding that I wasn't going to get this without some =
help :)  Any help you can provide would be appreciated.  I can provide =
more info or a more complete example, if you would like, but this is the =
crux of the issue.
>
>--Sam
>
>
>
>________________________________
>
>From: Matt Benson [mailto:gudnabrsam@yahoo.com]
>Sent: Thu 9/2/2004 4:22 PM
>To: Ant Users List
>Subject: Re: Chainedmapper question -- going crazy!
>
>
>
>Without a more complete example I'm not 100% sure, but
>from what I can see so far you don't need any mapper
>at all, if all you want to do is copy a fileset from
>one directory to another.  Additionally, you can't
>chain a flattenmapper to a globmapper that is intended
>to change directory information and expect it to work;
>the flattenmapper removes all leading directory
>information, so the globmapper would never match
>anything.
>
>HTH,
>Matt
>
>--- Sam Masiello <smasiello@mxlogic.com> wrote:
>
>=20
>
>>I am about at wits end trying to figure out how to
>>get chainedmapper to
>>work and I was hoping you could offer some
>>assistance.
>>
>>In searching the archives, it looks like this is the
>>proper syntax to
>>use chainedmapper:
>>
>><copy ...>
>>  <mapper>
>>    <chainedmapper>
>>      <flattenmapper />
>>    </chainedmapper>
>>  </mapper>
>></copy>
>>
>>My goal is to take a CVS checkout that I have in my
>>home directory and
>>copy the files to another directory where I will
>>actually do my build
>>from.  The problem is that the name of the directory
>>that the CVS
>>checkout is in is not the same as the destination
>>directory.  It seemed
>>like chainedmapper was the answer to my problems,
>>but I can't seem to
>>get it to work.  Here is what I have:
>>
>><copy todir=3D"${myProdDir}" verbose=3D"true">
>>  <fileset dir=3D"${myCVSDir}" />
>>  <mapper>
>>    <chainedmapper>
>>      <flattenmapper />
>>      <globmapper from=3D"${myCVSDir}/*"
>>to=3D"${myProdDir}" />
>>    </chainedmapper>
>>  </mapper>
>></copy>
>>
>>myCVSdir is my cvs checkout directory which sits in
>>my home directory.
>>myProdDir is a directory deeper within the directory
>>tree from my home
>>dir.  It is where I need to copy the files from
>>myCVSDir to in order to
>>do my build.
>>
>>Any thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated as
>>I am beating my
>>head into the wall on this.
>>
>>Thanks a *LOT*!
>>
>>--Sam
>>
>>
>>  =20
>>
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