regexp-mapper and windows directories

[Alex Gugel <al...@100world.de>]

Hi,

I have a problem with the regexp mapper. In a <fileset> we use "/" to
seperate directories regardless
whether we use windows or unix. But the regexp-mapper is aware of the
actual directory seperator. So if I use ant under windows the following
does not work (but under linux it works):

<copy toDir="testdir">
  <fileset dir="contrib">
   <include name="**/build/classes/**"/>
  </fileset>

  <mapper type="regexp" from="^.*/build/classes/(.*)$$" to="\1"/>
</copy>

Is there a way to tell the regexp-mapper that "/" means "directory
seperator" (regardless of the operating system)?

yours
alex


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Re: regexp-mapper and windows directories

[Stefan Bodewig <bo...@apache.org>]

Alex Gugel <al...@100world.de> wrote:

> Is there a way to tell the regexp-mapper that "/" means "directory
> seperator" (regardless of the operating system)?

use ${file.separator} instead of /.

Stefan