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From: Daniel Blaukopf <Daniel.Blaukopf@Sun.COM>
Subject: Re: Loop over a set of files
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Hi Iv�n,


Can you write your macro to accept a fileset instead of a specific file?
And then us <apply parallel="false"> to run the command?


Daniel


Iv�n P�rez Dom�nguez wrote:

> Hi there!
>
> I've written a macrodef that takes a file name as an argument and tests
> it with a specific command. I'd like to run this macrodef over a set of
> files, but the program I test can only get one input file at each time.
> I'd also like to be able to use pattern matching, such as "*.o" or
> "*.cpp" for these input files.
>
> Is there any existing task that can help me on this purpose? Do I have
> to write my own ANT loop-over-fileset task in Java to do it?
>
> Cheers
>   


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