Would be a Selector or a ResourceSelector?
<fileset...>
<!-- selector -->
<mycheck>
<param key="foo" value="bar"/>
<param key="john" value="doe"/>
</mycheck>
</fileset>
<resources>
<fileset...>
<restrict>
<!-- ResourceSelector -->
<mycheck>
<param key="foo" value="bar"/>
<param key="john" value="doe"/>
</mycheck>
</restrict>
</resources>
Jan
>-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
>Von: Antoine Levy-Lambert [mailto:antoine@gmx.de]
>Gesendet: Dienstag, 19. September 2006 14:08
>An: Ant Users List
>Betreff: Re: <fileset excludes ...> only basename no filepath ?!
>
>Hello Gilbert,
>
>remember that include/exclude patterns are relative to the
>fileset directory.
>
>so excludes="foobar.jar;dir1\foobar.jar;foo.jar;dir2\foo.jar"
>should be the right thing.
>
>Regards,
>
>Antoine
>
>On Sep 19, 2006, at 2:01 PM, Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> i have a selfwritten task that scans the manifests of jar
>files in 1 -
>> n filesets for specific key=value patterns and writes the
>matches to a
>> separated list of filenames with whole path, f.e.
>>
>> y:\bla\foobar.jar;y:\bla\dir1\foobar.jar;y:\bla\foo.jar;y:\bla\dir2
>> \foo.
>> jar
>>
>> this ; separated list is put into a property, let's say ${matches}
>>
>>
>> Now i wanted to use ${matches} with a fileset like that =
>>
>> <fileset id="negativMatches" dir="Y:/bla" excludes="${matches}"
>> includes="**/*.jar">
>> </fileset>
>>
>> but that didn't work
>> fileset refid="negativMatches" contains all jar files, as if i would
>> have omitted the exclude attribute ?
>> i want all jars that are not contained in the list = ${matches}
>>
>> debug mode says =
>>
>> fileset: Setup scanner in dir Y:\bla with patternSet{ includes:
>> [**/*.jar] excludes:
>> y:\bla\foobar.jar;y:\bla\dir1\foobar.jar;y:\bla\foo.jar;y:\bla\dir2
>> \foo.
>> jar
>>
>> but when using =
>>
>> <for param="file">
>> <path>
>> <fileset id="neg" dir="Y:/bla" includes="**/*.jar"
>> excludes="${matches}"/>
>> </path>
>>
>> <sequential>
>> <echo> File ===@{file}</echo>
>> </sequential>
>> </for>
>>
>> the Path of @{file} is stripped down to basename, the excludes don't
>> work, all jar's are echoed.
>>
>>
>> Any ideas how to make that work with fileset ???
>>
>>
>> btw i found a workaround with condition / contains :
>>
>> <mfscan
>> keyname="Build-By"
>> keyvalue="svcscmcs"
>> matchprop="matches"
>> delimiter=";"
>> newline="false"
>> recurse="true"
>> count="true"
>> matchcount="count"
>> info="true"
>>>
>>
>> <var name="op1" value="0"/>
>> <var name="op2" value="1"/>
>> <var name="op" value="+"/>
>>
>> <for param="file">
>> <path>
>> <fileset dir="Y:/bla" includes="**/*.jar/>
>> </path>
>> <sequential>
>>
>> <var name="found.negmatch" unset="true" />
>> <condition property="found.negmatch">
>> <not>
>> <contains string="${matches}"
>> substring="@{file}" />
>> </not>
>> </condition>
>>
>> <if>
>> <isset property="found.negmatch" />
>> <then>
>> <echo>negativ Match == @{file} !!</echo>
>> <echo file="Y:/negativ.txt"
>> append="true">@{file}${line.separator}</echo>
>> <math result="op1" operand1="${op1}"
>> operation="${op}" operand2="${op2}" datatype="int" />
>> </then>
>> </if>
>>
>> </sequential>
>> </for>
>>
>> <echo>Anzahl negative Treffer == ${op1}</echo>
>> <echo file="Y:/negativ.txt"
>> append="true">${line.separator}Anzahl negative Treffer == ${op1}</
>> echo>
>>
>>
>> Regards, Gilbert
>>
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