Package org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.condition

Class Equals

java.lang.Object

org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.condition.Equals

All Implemented Interfaces:

Condition

public class Equals
extends Object
implements Condition

Simple comparison condition.

Since:

Ant 1.4

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
Equals()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
boolean	eval()	Is this condition true?
void	setArg1(Object arg1)	Set the first argument
void	setArg1(String arg1)	Set the first string
void	setArg2(Object arg2)	Set the second argument
void	setArg2(String arg2)	Set the second string
void	setCasesensitive(boolean b)	Should the comparison be case sensitive?
void	setForcestring(boolean forcestring)	Set whether to force string comparisons for non-equal, non-string objects.
void	setTrim(boolean b)	Should we want to trim the arguments before comparing them?

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

Equals

public Equals()

Method Details

setArg1

public void setArg1(Object arg1)

Set the first argument

Parameters:

arg1 - the first argument.

Since:

Ant 1.8

setArg1

public void setArg1(String arg1)

Set the first string

Parameters:

arg1 - the first string

setArg2

public void setArg2(Object arg2)

Set the second argument

Parameters:

arg2 - the second argument.

Since:

Ant 1.8

setArg2

public void setArg2(String arg2)

Set the second string

Parameters:

arg2 - the second string

setTrim

public void setTrim(boolean b)

Should we want to trim the arguments before comparing them?

Parameters:

b - if true trim the arguments

Since:

Ant 1.5

setCasesensitive

public void setCasesensitive(boolean b)

Should the comparison be case sensitive?

Parameters:

b - if true use a case sensitive comparison (this is the default)

Since:

Ant 1.5

setForcestring

public void setForcestring(boolean forcestring)

Set whether to force string comparisons for non-equal, non-string objects. This allows object properties (legal in Ant 1.8.x+) to be compared as strings.

Parameters:

forcestring - value to set

Since:

Ant 1.8.1

eval

public boolean eval()
             throws BuildException

Description copied from interface: Condition

Is this condition true?

Specified by:

eval in interface Condition

Returns:

true if the two strings are equal

Throws:

BuildException - if the attributes are not set correctly