ANT xmlproperty: multiple value demux properties

I am using cobertura to calculate my test coverage. I want my ant script to display information about specific packages.

So far I have had:

   <target name="coverage-check">
        <loadfile property="coveragexml" srcFile="${coverage.report.dir}/coverage.xml">
          <filterchain>
            <linecontains negate="true">
              <contains value="!DOCTYPE"/>
            </linecontains>
          </filterchain>
        </loadfile>

        <xmlproperty validate="false">
            <string value="${coveragexml}"/>
        </xmlproperty>
    </target>

      

It works to download information about koberrure in ant variables, such as: coverage.packages.package(name)=lots,of,package,names

.

I would like to find a way to assign a specific package name (from one variable) to coverage metrics stored in other variables. If I was using python, lisp, or the like, I would zip them together and then search. I don't know how to do zipping or searching in ant.

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I made an example using xmltask

<target name="xml-test">
        <taskdef name="xmltask" classname="com.oopsconsultancy.xmltask.ant.XmlTask" classpathref="extension.classpath"/>
        <property name="xml.file" location="coverage.xml"></property>

        <!-- package to search for -->  
        <property name="packageName" value="foo"></property>

        <!-- extract for example line-rate and echo it -->
        <xmltask source="${xml.file}">
            <copy path="/coverage/packages/package[@name='${packageName}']/@line-rate" property="line-rate" />
        </xmltask>

        <echo>
            Line Rate: ${line-rate}
        </echo>

        <!-- extract complete xml-block for package ${packageName} 
        and write it to other file
        -->

        <xmltask source="${xml.file}">
            <copy path="/coverage/packages/package[@name='${packageName}']" buffer="foo-buffer" append="true" />
        </xmltask>
        <!-- write cut out to file -->
        <xmltask dest="foo-coverage.xml">
            <insert  path="/" buffer="foo-buffer"/>
        </xmltask>
    </target>

      

The xml taken from the original file, unfortunately, cannot be echoed by default, but written to a different file.



This is not a solution, but an example that might help.

I think it would be less work to create a custom ant task.

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