Check if a target exists dynamically using Nant?
According开发者_运维知识库 to the Nant documentation, you can check if a target exists using the target::exists function.
Execute target "clean", if it exists.
<if test="${target::exists('clean')}">
<call target="clean" />
</if>
I've tried passing in the name of the target as a property and it doesn't seem to work.
Nant doesn't throw an error, but neither does it return true, when it should.
Essentially what I'm trying to do is this:
<property name="cleanTarget" value="${someothervariables}"/>
<if test="${target::exists('${cleanTarget}')}">
<call target="${cleanTarget}" />
</if>
Is it possible?
I worked it out, my syntax was wrong.
The correct way would be:
<property name="cleanTarget" value="${someothervariables}"/>
<if test="${target::exists(cleanTarget)}">
<call target="${cleanTarget}" />
</if>
You could simplify it to:
<property name="cleanTarget" value="${someothervariables}"/>
<call target="${cleanTarget}" if="${target::exists(cleanTarget)}" />
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