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You can do it without ant-contrib:


       <pathconvert property="non-matched-files" setonempty="false">
           <path>
               <fileset dir="${dir}">
                   <include name="**/*.class"/>
                   <exclude name="**/*Test.class"/>
                   <present targetdir="${dir}" present="srconly">
                       <mapper type="glob" from="*.class" 
to="*Test.class"/>
                   </present>
               </fileset>
           </path>
       </pathconvert>
       <fail if="non-matched-files"/>

Juergen Hermann wrote:

>On Fri, 22 Jul 2005 03:40:36 +0200, Danilo Buerger wrote:
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>>is it possible to make sure that for each class a corresponding unit 
>>test class exist? For example:
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>>
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>>For these two classes:
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>>/xyz/main.class
>>/xyz/whatever.class
>>    
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>define this as a fileset, use a <mapper> to map to the test files, iterate 
>over it using antcontrib:for and finally use <available> and <fail unless=> in 
>the for loop body. ain't it easy?
>
>or better, use something like Clover which does a much more stronger check 
>than "a file exists which looks like a test case".
>
>Ciao, J�rgen
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