include and excludeEach such element defines a single pattern for files to include or +exclude.
+| Attribute | +Description | +Required | +
| name | +the pattern + to in/exclude. | +Yes | +
| if | +Only use this pattern if the named property is set. | +No | +
| unless | +Only use this pattern if the named property is + not set. | +No | +
includesfile and excludesfileIf you want to list the files to include or exclude external to +your build file, you should use the includesfile/excludesfile +attributes or elements. Using the attribute, you can only specify a +single file of each type, while the nested elements can be specified +more than once - the nested elements also support if/unless attributes +you can use to test the existance of a property.
+| Attribute | +Description | +Required | +
| name | +the name of the file holding the patterns to + in/exclude. | +Yes | +
| if | +Only read this file if the named property is set. | +No | +
| unless | +Only read this file if the named property is + not set. | +No | +
<patternset id="non.test.sources" > <include name="**/*.java"/> @@ -78,12 +136,7 @@ that it should be used only if a property is not set.
will only include the files in the sub-directory prof if the property professional is set to some value.
-If you want to list the files to include or exclude external to -your build file, you should use the includesfile/excludesfile -attributes or elements. Using the attribute, you can only specify a -single file of each type, while the nested elements can be specified -more than once - the nested elements also support if/unless attributes -you can use to test the existance of a property. For example:
+The two sets
<patternset includesfile="some-file" />