Re: how implement an iteration of tasks

[Peter Reilly <pe...@corvil.com>]

ant-contrib has two interator tasks, <for> and <foreach>. <Foreach> 
calls a target
for each iteration and <for> iterates over an in-line list of tasks.  
<for> only
works in ant 1.6.

Peter
Bill Rich wrote:

>Hi Ernesto,  I just discovered <foreach... this past weekend.  It should do what you need.
>You can get it from SourceForge.  It is part of the ant-contrib package.
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>Bill Rich, Wilandra Consulting LLC
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>From: ernesto.di.blasio@accenture.com
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>Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 9:54 AM
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>Subject: how implement an iteration of tasks
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>Hi all,
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>I need to execute an ANT task  N times where N is the length of elements
>that I have to load up from a file.
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>Each element is a parameter for the task ANT.
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>Is there a way to implement that using the core ant tasks?
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>Or I need to implement a new custom task class which load the list file,
>and for each item read execute the target task ANT?
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>Thanks
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