Re: copy mode - how to preserve timestamps

Wednesday, June 29, 2005, 4:50:21 PM, Tilman Sommer wrote:

>
>
>
> Is there a way to force FMPP to copy files while
> preserving timestamps (same as /bin/cp -p on Unix?) 
>
>
> The wasn't, but that's a good point, so now it *always* copies the
> time-stamp when copying a file. (Or can you imagine a case where one
> doesn't want that?) You can grab the this latest version
> here:http://fmpp.sourceforge.net/qfix/fmpp.jarTell me if it works. 
>
>  That was quick! And it works perfectly. Many thanks!
>
>  I'm just a bit concerned, that the new jar
>  is 300 kB versus 302 kB of the original fmpp.jar in FMPP 0.9.9.
>  But I guess, that can happen. (?)

It can, because the efficiency of the compressing depends on the exact
content. If you extract both jar-s, 0.9.9 will be the smaller.

BTW, note this not-really-BC change (from the version history of the
unreleased 0.9.10):

The FMPP engine has used and modified the
freemarker.template.ObjectWrapper.BEANS_WRAPPER object, which is
dangerous. From now by default it uses its own ObjectWrapper instance.
If you have utilized that it uses the shared
ObjectWrapper.BEANS_WRAPPER, then from now you have to create the Engine
instance like this: new
Engine(freemarker.template.ObjectWrapper.BEANS_WRAPPER) or use the
[!!UC] setting with value [!!UC].

>  Thanks again
>  Tilman 

-- 
Best regards,
 Daniel Dekany



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