Examples of org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Exit$NestedCondition

org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Exit

Exits the active build, giving an additional message if available. The if and unless attributes make the failure conditional -both probe for the named property being defined. The if tests for the property being defined, the unless for a property being undefined. If both attributes are set, then the test fails only if both tests are true. i.e.

fail := defined(ifProperty) && !defined(unlessProperty)

A single nested<condition> element can be specified instead of using if/unless (a combined effect can be achieved using isset conditions). @since Ant 1.2 @ant.task name="fail" category="control"

    
    Sequential sequential = (Sequential) getProject().createTask("sequential");
    Condition c = (Condition) getConditions().nextElement();
    if (! c.eval()) {
      if (failOnError) {
        Exit fail = (Exit) getProject().createTask("fail");
        fail.setMessage(message);
        sequential.addTask(fail);
      }
    }
    else {
      Iterator it = tasks.iterator();

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