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<h1>Exclusion and inclusion filters</h1>
<p>Exclusion and inclusion filters are Ant file patterns that further define
the set of source files to be considered by the Java builder and
other JDT tools. To allow nesting of source folders inside each other,
or simply to exclude parts of a source tree, one can associate exclusion
filters to a source folder. Symmetrically inclusion filters can be used to inlude
another part of a source tree. The Java builder will ignore source files
that are excluded, and the ones that are not included.
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<a href="cclsspthv.htm">Classpath variable</a><br>
<a href="filters.htm">Exclusion and inclusion filters</a><br>
<a href="rules.htm">Access rules</a>
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