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Subject: Showtargets task, task 'flags'
Date: Wed, 4 Mar 2009 11:01:07 +0100
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From: "Felix Dorner" <FDorner@zed.com>
To: <user@ant.apache.org>


Hey,

A) I couldn't find a task that shows all available targets (and their
descriptions). I didn't think through whether that's a computable
problem, but I guess it is :-)

B) I'd like to just 'define a symbol' on the command line. My target
would then conditionally do something different if
A given symbol is defined. I couldn't make this work with -Dsymbol, as
ant expects me to set also a value. The value however doesn't matter in
my case. Any way to achieve this? My current solution is to just define
an additional target, which sets the property/symbol to an arbitrary
value and then delegate to the original target..


Thanks for suggestions,
Felix

=20


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