Is there an ant command which lists all targets in a file and there depends?

The closest is ant -p (or ant -p -v to get more information). This won't list the target dependencies, but I don't see it as a problem: dependencies are not important for the end user (they just tell how the target works).

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Right now I just use a little power shell script to match lines that contain.

The closest is ant -p (or ant -p -v to get more information). This won't list the target dependencies, but I don't see it as a problem: dependencies are not important for the end user (they just tell how the target works). What's important is what the target does, which is what should be in its description: ... I what you really want is the target dependencies, then reading the xml file is the best you can do.

Thanks, this command is great – tjb Oct 11 '11 at 9:49.

No there isn't but you can do it like this : Where ${display.targets. Xsl} points to the following . Xsl file : Target : depends on : Description : And ${basedir}{build.

File} points to your current build. Xml file. The output will be something like this : xslt Loading stylesheet D:\Tools\StackOverFlow\test.

Xslt xslt xslt Target : build xslt xslt Target : modify. Trs xslt Description : Modifies . Trs file targets xslt xslt Target : regex depends on : modify.

Trs Depending on your build. Xml of course.

If you search for "ant dependency graph", you'll find some suggestions on how to produce a . Dot file from your build file which can be rendered into a visual graph by GraphViz.

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