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Antelope Crack Free Download's interface consists of five main sections: The Antelope Cracked Version toolbar has buttons for creating and editing build files, and for running those build files. For details on how to use Antelope Free Download, see the User's Guide. The left half of the window contains the "Build File Editor" and a "Properties" button. The right half of the window contains the "Build Results" area, the "Tasks" area, the "Additional Build Buttons" area, and a "Help" button. The build file editor is a text editor where you can write Ant build files. Antelope provides an extra layer of validation that makes sure the build file is written correctly. It also provides an indication of errors found. The build results area shows the output from running a build file. The results are organized in columns representing the targets defined in the build file. The build results for a target are shown in a table. Individual rows can be expanded to show more details. For example, the target's description can be shown, as well as a list of any files to be copied, deleted, or updated. Each task in the build file can be run by clicking on the task button next to the column where the task is shown in the build results. The "Additional Build Buttons" area has three buttons that can be used to run the build file targets in a variety of ways. The "Details" button allows you to get a detailed description of the target. The "Build Check" button allows you to validate the build file and to diagnose any errors found. The "Run" button allows you to run the target. The "Tasks" area has a list of all of the targets defined in the build file. Each target has a button next to it. The button can be clicked to start execution of the target. The "Command Line Options" area allows you to set command line options to be passed to Ant when running the build file. The default set of options is shown at the top of this area. The "Help" button opens the help file. The "Basic" tab allows you to set up the basic behavior of the Antelope application. The options are: Use XWindow. Use ANTELOPE's built-in error handling. Require the user to select a target before starting execution. Use the default Ant attributes. The "Edit" tab allows you to select the "Enabled" option for all of the property inspections
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An Antelope build file can contain targets that can be executed by clicking a button. This is similar to an Ant command line. The build file can be opened with Antelope and the targets defined in the build file can be executed by clicking buttons. The Antelope build file is an Ant file that runs inside the same environment as Ant. For example, it can be run as a Windows application from within the Windows operating system. For that reason, Antelope is sometimes referred to as a "Windows Ant". Antelope provides the ability to create and edit Ant build files. It has the ability to compile a build file and run any targets in the file. Output from the build process can be captured to a file or to the screen. The Antelope build file can be run either in a batch mode or as a continuous integration build. As a stand-alone application, Antelope provides the ability to create and edit Ant build files, the ability to run build file targets, and can trace target and task execution in a quasi-debug mode. Output from the build process can be captured to a file and/or to screen and performance statistics can be gathered to guide optimization efforts. Several very useful tasks to extend Ant are included. As a jEdit plugin, Antelope expands the features of the stand-alone application to nicely integrate with the text editor and with the Console and ErrorList plugins. Antelope has an open API that allows other plugins to utilize Antelope's capabilities. Antelope can be installed and run in either mode. You can use either the command line mode or the GUI mode. In the GUI mode, you can edit an Ant build file, run any of the build file targets and you can trace target and task execution. The Antelope command line mode is very similar to the Ant command line. The Antelope command line mode can be useful to users who are running Ant in batch mode. Antelope can be installed on any of the platforms supported by Ant. Antelope is a cross-platform application. Antelope Installation: 1. Start Antelope and select "Run Antelope" from the "File" menu. 2. The GUI is loaded. The build file, targets, and any referenced files should be loaded. If not already loaded, the GUI should be updated to show the build file and any targets. 3. Click the "Run" button. Targets should be run, optionally loading any referenced files. 4. If the build file was changed, then the GUI should be updated to reflect the changes. Antelope Bug Reporting: 1. Click the "Help" menu and select "Report a Bug". 2. In the "Antelope" window, click the "Report a Bug" button. 3. A simple form will appear. Enter a description of the bug. The bug report will be posted to the antelope-users mailing list. 4. Select the " 972550f159
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An ant macro macro is a text macro. It is just a set of text that can be used in ant, from ant scripts. The best place to start is to download ant.xml from ant.apache.org. There is a lot of useful stuff in there. If you have any questions, go to ant.apache.org and you'll find the answer. Most of these examples are created for the Windows OS, and there are examples that run on Windows, Unix, and Mac. The different ways of executing a macro will also be mentioned, along with the different types of macros. EXAMPLE: This code will run the ant macro JAVA_HOME with the value of the environment variable JAVA_HOME. Macro Run: ant -f osx.xml JAVA_HOME=${JAVA_HOME} Macro Tracing: ant -f osx.xml JAVA_HOME=${JAVA_HOME} javac.include.path=C:\Java\jdk1.6.0_20 javac -version ant -f osx.xml JAVA_HOME=${JAVA_HOME} Macro Properties: ant -f osx.xml -Djava.home=${JAVA_HOME} Macro Scripting: ant -f osx.xml -Djava.home=${JAVA_HOME} -Djava.classpath=${JAVA_HOME}\lib\javac.classpath javac.include.path=${JAVA_HOME}\lib\javac.include.path;C:\Java\jdk1.6.0_20\bin Macro Subtitution: ant -f osx.xml -Djava.home=${JAVA_HOME} -Djavac.classpath=${JAVA_HOME}\lib\javac.classpath javac.include.path=${JAVA_HOME}\lib\javac.include.path;C
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