I have an ant in which it has the line:
WORKSPACE.dir = $ {Baseir} /../
Then I have:
CORE_PROJECT.dir = $ {WORKSPACE.dir} / UUI_Core
Which means that I end up with such paths:
C: \ Dev \ Vertical \ RTC \ UUI_Core_ANT /..// UUI_Core < / Code>
It works fine in almost all cases but I try to make a list of classes used in a build I ha. At the moment I have this code:
& lt; Pathconvert property = "coreClasses" pathsep = "dirsep =". " Refid = "coreSources" & gt; & Lt; = = "C: \ dev \ workspaces \ RTC \ UUI_Core \ src \" from = "" = & gt; & Lt; Mapper & gt; & Lt; Chainedmapper & gt; & Lt; = "*." From globmapper = "*" /> gt; & Lt; / Chainedmapper & gt; & Lt; Chainedmapper & gt; & Lt; = "*. As" from globmapper = "*" /> & Lt; / Chainedmapper & gt; & Lt; / Map & gt; & Lt; / Pathconvert & gt;
Which file space and JSUT package work to quit? Although it is not very flexible. I should be able to use CORE_PROJECT.dir here.
So, how can I change
C: \ dev \ workspaces \ RTC \ UUI_Core_ANT /..// UUI_Core
to
C: \ देव \ workspace \ RTC \ uuI_Core
WORKSPACE.dir = $ {baseir} /../
This is not a valid anti syntax. To convert location
attribute & lt;
instead of location
Property & gt; should work using . Location
replaces the attribute value with a full path in your case:
& lt; Property Name = "WORKSPACE.dir" location = "$ {baseir} / .." />
edit : When using path-like properties, use the always location
attribute needed.
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