NANT: ReplaceToken, loop over all properties defined in build

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Hi,

Is it possible to loop over all the properties and replace all token which correspond to them?

For example, if I have three properties defined, a,b,c, I want to replace all three tokens @a@, @b@, @c@ . I however do not want to set up the filterchain manually as properties may be added/removed later on.

I can accomplish this using a custom nant task, but is ther a way to do this through a build file alone.

Thanks,

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