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Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2005 17:49:48 +0100
From: Milton Leis <milton.leis@gmail.com>
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Thanks Matt.

Matt Benson wrote:
> The only possibility that springs to mind for current
> versions of Ant is to define your patterns in lines of
> a textfile, e.g. "foo", and then set up two
> patternsets:
> 
> <patternset id="my.special.files" includesfile="foo"
> />
> <patternset id="un.special.files" excludesfile="foo"
> />
> 
> HTH,
> Matt
> 
> --- Milton Leis <milton.leis@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>>Anyone help with the following puzzle.  I have a
>>carefully crafted 
>>patternset, like this:
>>
>>   <patternset id="my.special.files">
>>     <include name="somedir/somesubdir/My" />
>>     <include name="somedir/somesubdir/**/Special"
>>/>
>>     <include name="anotherdir/Files" />
>>   </patternset>
>>
>>that I can use to ZIP the files like this:
>>
>>   <zip destfile="onlySpecials.zip">
>>     <fileset dir="root-of-files">
>>       <patternset refid="my.special.files"/>
>>     </fileset>
>>   </zip>
>>
>>
>>How can I select all the files that are *not* in the
>>same patternset?
>>
>>   <zip destfile="commonFiles.zip">
>>     <fileset dir="root-of-files>
>>       _<<all files except those in
>>refid="my.special.files">>  ???
>>     </fileset>
>>   </zip>
>>
>>
>>
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