Basically what I’ve asked in the title. How can I use the Ant “symlink” command to find out where the symlink is pointing to?
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Steve
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Basically what I’ve asked in the title. How can I use the Ant “symlink” command to find out where the symlink is pointing to?
Thanks
Steve
I think the
symlinktask can only create and remove symlinks. You could execute something likels -la ${file} | awk '{print $10}'and capture the output with a redirector but this looks like an ugly hack – there should be a better way.