diff --git a/proposal/myrmidon/src/xdocs/user.xml b/proposal/myrmidon/src/xdocs/user.xml index 38fef2c03..8950a2829 100644 --- a/proposal/myrmidon/src/xdocs/user.xml +++ b/proposal/myrmidon/src/xdocs/user.xml @@ -308,199 +308,6 @@ attributes:

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Myrmidon includes a Virtual File System (VFS), which allows files from -different sources to be treated identically. The VFS currently supports -the following file types:

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File SystemDescriptionURL Format
Local FilesFiles on the local file system.Three different formats are currently supported for local file names: -
    -
  • file:// absolute-file-name
  • -
  • Absolute file names
  • -
  • Relative file names. These are resolved relative to the - project's base directory. -
  • -
-
Zip FilesThe contents of Zip files (and Jar, War, and Ear files). - Currently, the VFS supports read-only access to Zip file contents, - and only for local Zip files.zip:// zip-file-path [!absolute-path]
FTPFiles on an FTP server.ftp:// [[password:] username@] hostname [:port] [absolute-path]
SMBFiles on a CFIS server, such as Samba or Windows shares.smb:// [[password:] username@] hostname [:port] [absolute-path]
- -

Here are some example URLs:

- - - -

Currently, there are only a handful of VFS aware tasks. This will grow -as more tasks are ported to the new API, and data types.

- - - -

A file set in Myrmidon is more general than Ant 1's concept of a file set. -Firstly, there is more than one type of file set. Secondly, they are VFS enabled. -File sets are automatically converted to a path, and so -can be used anywhere that a path can.

- -

<v-fileset>

- -

This is the equivalent of Ant 1's <fileset> (The name -is temporary, it will be changed to <fileset> once more -porting work as been completed).

- -

Rather than use a set of include and exclude patterns to choose the files -that make up the file set, <v-fileset> takes zero or more -file selectors. File selectors can be used to -select files based on any attribute of the file, rather than just the name. -You can use <name> selectors to achieve the same result -as using includes or excludes.

- -

A <v-fileset> element takes the following attributes:

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AttributeDescriptionDefault Value
dirThe base directory for the file set. This can be any URL that the - VFS supports.Required
- -

A <v-fileset> element takes any number of nested -file selector elements. To be included in the -file set, a file must be selected by all the file selectors. That is, the -file selectors are implicitly AND-ed together. If no file selector is provided, -all the files and directories are included in the set.

- -

An example:

- - - - - -]]> - -

<flat-fileset>

- -

This file set takes a set of nested file sets and paths, and flattens them -into a single directory. It can be used as a way of converting a path into a -file set. It can also be used as a replacement for the flatten -attribute for the copy and move tasks.

- -

A <flat-fileset> element takes no attributes, and a set -of nested paths or file sets.

- -

An example:

- - - - - - - - - -]]> - -
- - - -

Paths are an ordered list of files.

- -

<v-path>

- -

This is the equivalent of Ant 1's <path>.

- -

<filtered-path>

- -

A path that applies file selectors to a set of nested file sets and paths.

- -
- - - -

File selectors are used to select files from file sets and paths.

- -

<and>

- -

Combines zero or more file selectors, using AND. An empty <and> -selector accepts all files.

- -

<basename>

- -

Selects files whose base name matches an Ant 1 style pattern, or a regular -expression.

- -

<exists>

- -

Selects files that exist.

- -

<is-empty>

- -

Selects empty folders, that is, folders that have no children.

- -

<is-folder>

- -

Selects folders, does not select regular files.

- -

<is-file>

- -

Selects regular files, does not select folders.

- -

<name>

- -

Selects files whose path in a file set matches an Ant 1 style pattern, or -a regular expression.

- -

<not>

- -

Selects files that are not selected by a nested file selector.

- -

<or>

- -

Combines zero or more file selectors, using OR. An empty <or> -selector accepts all files.

- -

<url>

- -

Selects files whose URL matches an Ant 1 style pattern, or a regular expression.

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- -

diff --git a/proposal/myrmidon/src/xdocs/vfs.xml b/proposal/myrmidon/src/xdocs/vfs.xml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e1820af7f --- /dev/null +++ b/proposal/myrmidon/src/xdocs/vfs.xml @@ -0,0 +1,205 @@ + + + + Adam Murdoch + VFS User Guide + + + + +

+ +

Myrmidon includes a Virtual File System (VFS), which allows files from + different sources to be treated identically. The VFS currently supports + the following file types:

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
File SystemDescriptionURL Format
Local FilesFiles on the local file system.Three different formats are currently supported for local file names: +
    +
  • file:// absolute-file-name
  • +
  • Absolute file names
  • +
  • Relative file names. These are resolved relative to the + project's base directory. +
  • +
+
Zip FilesThe contents of Zip files (and Jar, War, and Ear files). + Currently, the VFS supports read-only access to Zip file contents, + and only for local Zip files.zip:// zip-file-path [!absolute-path]
FTPFiles on an FTP server.ftp:// [[password:] username@] hostname [:port] [absolute-path]
SMBFiles on a CFIS server, such as Samba or Windows shares.smb:// [[password:] username@] hostname [:port] [absolute-path]
+ +

Here are some example URLs:

+ + + +

Currently, there are only a handful of VFS aware tasks. This will grow + as more tasks are ported to the new API, and data types.

+ + + +

A file set in Myrmidon is more general than Ant 1's concept of a file set. + Firstly, there is more than one type of file set. Secondly, they are VFS enabled. + File sets are automatically converted to a path, and so + can be used anywhere that a path can.

+ +

<v-fileset>

+ +

This is the equivalent of Ant 1's <fileset> (The name + is temporary, it will be changed to <fileset> once more + porting work as been completed).

+ +

Rather than use a set of include and exclude patterns to choose the files + that make up the file set, <v-fileset> takes zero or more + file selectors. File selectors can be used to + select files based on any attribute of the file, rather than just the name. + You can use <name> selectors to achieve the same result + as using includes or excludes.

+ +

A <v-fileset> element takes the following attributes:

+ + + + + + + + +
AttributeDescriptionDefault Value
dirThe base directory for the file set. This can be any URL that the + VFS supports.Required
+ +

A <v-fileset> element takes any number of nested + file selector elements. To be included in the + file set, a file must be selected by all the file selectors. That is, the + file selectors are implicitly AND-ed together. If no file selector is provided, + all the files and directories are included in the set.

+ +

An example:

+ + + + + + ]]> + +

<flat-fileset>

+ +

This file set takes a set of nested file sets and paths, and flattens them + into a single directory. It can be used as a way of converting a path into a + file set. It can also be used as a replacement for the flatten + attribute for the copy and move tasks.

+ +

A <flat-fileset> element takes no attributes, and a set + of nested paths or file sets.

+ +

An example:

+ + + + + + + + + +]]> + +
+ + + +

Paths are an ordered list of files.

+ +

<v-path>

+ +

This is the equivalent of Ant 1's <path>.

+ +

<filtered-path>

+ +

A path that applies file selectors to a set of nested file sets and paths.

+ +
+ + + +

File selectors are used to select files from file sets and paths.

+ +

<and>

+ +

Combines zero or more file selectors, using AND. An empty <and> + selector accepts all files.

+ +

<basename>

+ +

Selects files whose base name matches an Ant 1 style pattern, or a regular + expression.

+ +

<exists>

+ +

Selects files that exist.

+ +

<is-empty>

+ +

Selects empty folders, that is, folders that have no children.

+ +

<is-folder>

+ +

Selects folders, does not select regular files.

+ +

<is-file>

+ +

Selects regular files, does not select folders.

+ +

<name>

+ +

Selects files whose path in a file set matches an Ant 1 style pattern, or + a regular expression.

+ +

<not>

+ +

Selects files that are not selected by a nested file selector.

+ +

<or>

+ +

Combines zero or more file selectors, using OR. An empty <or> + selector accepts all files.

+ +

<url>

+ +

Selects files whose URL matches an Ant 1 style pattern, or a regular expression.

+ +
+ +
+ + +