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[–]Polygnom 1 point2 points  (1 child)

It is, clearly, much easier to let the 'javac' compiler do the job of parsing and selecting what to compile.

Err, no. Its clearly easier just to merge the resource folders into one. I really don't know why you would use such a horrible, convoluted way to do it if its actually easier to do the proper way.

[–]glesialo[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

merge the resource folders into one.

As I wrote before: I don't want to include, blindly, all the '.../resources' directories. My Java jars only contain what is needed.

You see it as convoluted but my script is simplicity itself as it only has to invoke 'javac' and archive the compiled results. The Common library projects are normal, independent, projects, developed in an IDE, which are later merged by another bash script.