Reputation: 97
So effectively what I want to do is, using a string containing my set of arguments (with each argument separated by a space), generate an <arg/>
tag for each argument. If <for>
tags were supported in Java Tasks in Ant, it would look something like
<java classname="some_classname">
<classpath><path location="some_path"/></classpath>
<for list="${args_string_variable}" delimiter=" " param="p">
<sequential>
<arg value="@{p}"/>
</sequential>
</for>
</java>
However, you can't use <for>
tags inside Java Tasks in Ant, so does anyone know a nice way of doing this? I couldn't find this question anywhere else, and after Googling for 2 hours I came up empty handed. Thanks in advance!
Upvotes: 2
Views: 226
Reputation: 72854
You can do that without looping. Why not use the arg
element with the line
attribute, specifying "a space-delimited list of command-line arguments":
<java classname="some_classname">
<classpath><path location="some_path"/></classpath>
<arg line="${args_string_variable}"/>
</java>
See https://ant.apache.org/manual/using.html#arg.
Upvotes: 2