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unix.properties provides a bunch of Ant properties targeting Unix enviroments. After task execution these properties are available to any other task.
The unix.properties task has no attributes.
This property contains the common used unix program directory. There exist no standard program directory. During this the unix.properties task checks "/usr/local", "/usr/local/bin" and "/opt" for existence and returns the first found directory in the property.
If none of these directories was found the property is not defined.
unix.programfiles contains the standard program directory for the current user. The preferred directory is ${user.home}/bin. If not found the property is undefined.
This property is set if the current user is root. The property will be evaluated by using the UID environment variable. If the UID is 0 then the current user is assumed as user root. Otherwise the property is not defined.
This property is set to the users KDE home directory. If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined.
This property is set to the users KDE desktop directory. This directory is used to keep everything visible on the desktop.
If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined.
This property is set to the shared KDE desktop directory. This directory is used to keep everything
If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined. Furthermore the property is only set if KDE is configured using multiple paths.
This property is set to the users KDE autostart directory.
If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined.
This property is set to the shared KDE autostart directory.
If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined. Furthermore the property is only set if KDE is configured using multiple paths.
This property is set to the users KDE documents directory.
If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined.
This property is set to the shared KDE documents directory.
If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined. Furthermore the property is only set if KDE is configured using multiple paths.
This property is set to the users KDE program menu directory.
If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined.
This property is set to the shared KDE program menu directory.
If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined. Furthermore the property is only set if KDE is configured using multiple paths.
This property is set to the KDE icons directory. The icons located in this directory usually can directly be referred when creating unix.kde.shortcut's.
If the KDEHOME environment variable was not found or kde-config cannot be found/executed the property is not defined.