Ant completion for zsh as of 4.3.2 (and looking at CVS this is the latest, too) reads:
find_targets() {
importedfiles=( $(sed -n "s/ *<import[^>]* file=[\"']\([^\"']*\)[\"'].*/\1/p" < $1) )
sed -n "s/ *<target[^>]* name=[\"']\([^\"']*\)[\"'].*/\1/p" $1
if (( $#importedfiles )) ; then
( cd $1:h
for file in $importedfiles ; do
find_targets $file
done )
fi
}
... but this has one annoying problem that it picks up targets names that starts with '-', like "-foo-bar", which is by convention used for 'private' targets. These private targets can never be invoked from command-line, as they are interpreted as options (and that's why Ant chooses the '-' prefix for a convention.)
The following minor change to the sed invocation fixes this problem.
find_targets() {
importedfiles=( $(sed -n "s/ *<import[^>]* file=[\"']\([^\"']*\)[\"'].*/\1/p" < $1) )
sed -n "s/ *<target[^>]* name=[\"']\([^-][^\"']*\)[\"'].*/\1/p" $1
if (( $#importedfiles )) ; then
( cd $1:h
for file in $importedfiles ; do
find_targets $file
done )
fi
}
I'd be grateful if this change can be incorporated into CVS. -- Kohsuke Kawaguchi Sun Microsystems kohsuke.kawaguchi@xxxxxxx
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