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ant property
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Is there any was in Ant to reset (assign a new value) a property that was set previously ? As i understand ant properties are immutable, I do not want to set up a new property name every time i want to change the value.
Thanks
Raj
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Re: ant property
Posted by James Fuller <ji...@ruminate.co.uk>.
Rajiv Jaitly wrote:
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>Hi,
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>Is there any was in Ant to reset (assign a new value) a property that was set previously ? As i understand ant properties are immutable, I do not want to set up a new property name every time i want to change the value.
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maybe you could briefly describe your specific scenario....we might be
able to suggest a solution with immutable properties that in the long
run is perhaps more applicable....
gl, Jim Fuller
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Re: ant property
Posted by "Sujeet Banerjee (Ext. 3283)" <su...@persistent.co.in>.
Hello Rajiv
You can't reset prop-values. You can, however, override them. Call your
target using antcall with the attribute inheritAll="false". Now within the
target override the values by reassigning them with new values.
- Sujeet
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Hi,
Is there any was in Ant to reset (assign a new value) a property that was
set previously ? As i understand ant properties are immutable, I do not want
to set up a new property name every time i want to change the value.
Thanks
Raj
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