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Ant tasks and types have leading / in M7 [message #149015]

Wed, 17 March 2004 12:43

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: brian.xxxkapnetxxx.net

All of my Ant/Runtime "Tasks" and "Types" have a leading slash that causes
the following during an Ant Build of a project:

[taskdef] dropping \c from path as it doesn't exist

I think this is the problem, since I never had it happen before. I cannot
edit these tasks and types as they are "builtin".

For example:

eclipse.assembler (/c:/eclipse3/plugins/org.eclipse...

I think should look like:

eclipse.assembler (c:/eclipse3/plugins/org.eclipse...

Any solution?

Re: Ant tasks and types have leading / in M7 [message #149023 is a reply to message #149015]

Wed, 17 March 2004 13:20

Eclipse User

I am not positive that these are related.
As I noted in your comment to bug 51307
the label weirdness is an artifact of using URLs under the covers.
See bug 52446.

Your help in determining a reproducible test case for bug 51307 would be
greatly appreciated.
And I see you have just added more details to the bug report...thanks!

Darins

"Brian" <brian@xxxkapnetxxx.net> wrote in message
news:c3a2oi$f0b$1@eclipse.org...
> All of my Ant/Runtime "Tasks" and "Types" have a leading slash that causes
> the following during an Ant Build of a project:
>
> [taskdef] dropping \c from path as it doesn't exist
>
> I think this is the problem, since I never had it happen before. I cannot
> edit these tasks and types as they are "builtin".
>
> For example:
>
> eclipse.assembler (/c:/eclipse3/plugins/org.eclipse...
>
> I think should look like:
>
> eclipse.assembler (c:/eclipse3/plugins/org.eclipse...
>
> Any solution?
>

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