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2011-08-22 20:54:38 +00:00
<project name="Jonathan's Literate Programming" basedir="." default="release">
Plain Markdown support. Directory support. * Upgraded build common to version 1.9. * Updated the release target in build.xml to take advantage of the new features of common build 1.9. The release target now copies over the libs and release resources. * JLPMain now recognises directories in it's input list. It will add all the files in a given directory to the input list (including files in abitrarily nested subdirectories). * Abstracted the parser behavior further. Processor no longer needs to know about Parboiled ParseRunners and can use non-Parboiled parsers. * Created the JLPParser interface to support the new parser abstraction. * JLPPegParser implements the new interface trivially by creating it's own parse runner and calling it with the input given. * Added MarkdownParser, which does not actually parse the file, just creates the bare-bones SourceFile object needed for the generator to emit the Markdown contents.
2011-12-26 05:11:21 +00:00
<import file="jdb-build-1.9.xml"/>
Initial commit.
2011-08-22 20:54:38 +00:00
<property environment="env"/>
<property file="project.properties"/>
<target name="release" depends="build">
Plain Markdown support. Directory support. * Upgraded build common to version 1.9. * Updated the release target in build.xml to take advantage of the new features of common build 1.9. The release target now copies over the libs and release resources. * JLPMain now recognises directories in it's input list. It will add all the files in a given directory to the input list (including files in abitrarily nested subdirectories). * Abstracted the parser behavior further. Processor no longer needs to know about Parboiled ParseRunners and can use non-Parboiled parsers. * Created the JLPParser interface to support the new parser abstraction. * JLPPegParser implements the new interface trivially by creating it's own parse runner and calling it with the input given. * Added MarkdownParser, which does not actually parse the file, just creates the bare-bones SourceFile object needed for the generator to emit the Markdown contents.
2011-12-26 05:11:21 +00:00
<mkdir dir="${release.dir}/lib"/>
Updated version number and build script.
2011-09-06 22:18:39 +00:00
<copy file="${build.dir}/${name}-${version}.${build.number}.jar"
tofile="${release.dir}/${name}-${version}.jar"/>
Plain Markdown support. Directory support. * Upgraded build common to version 1.9. * Updated the release target in build.xml to take advantage of the new features of common build 1.9. The release target now copies over the libs and release resources. * JLPMain now recognises directories in it's input list. It will add all the files in a given directory to the input list (including files in abitrarily nested subdirectories). * Abstracted the parser behavior further. Processor no longer needs to know about Parboiled ParseRunners and can use non-Parboiled parsers. * Created the JLPParser interface to support the new parser abstraction. * JLPPegParser implements the new interface trivially by creating it's own parse runner and calling it with the input given. * Added MarkdownParser, which does not actually parse the file, just creates the bare-bones SourceFile object needed for the generator to emit the Markdown contents.
2011-12-26 05:11:21 +00:00
<copy todir="${release.dir}">
<fileset dir="${resources.dir}/release"/>
</copy>
<copy todir="${release.dir}/lib">
<fileset dir="${build.dir}/lib/runtime/jar"/>
</copy>
Initial commit.
2011-08-22 20:54:38 +00:00
</target>
</project>
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