Hi all,
Im new to NAnt and C#. I come from java side
and now I want to make my first Nant build file. The app has some class files
which are saved in a separate src path. The file structure is as follows:
-- docs/
-- libs/
-- src/Framework
-- src/Gui
-- src/Io
-- src/Util
Hi,
if I wont to run over multiple nodes in some XML file, I do it
on this way:
foreach item=String in=1 2 3 4 5
6 delim= property=count
How is right way to loop over
unknown count of nodes?
Thanks
Mit freundlichen Grüßen/Kind RegardsIrfan DuhericSoftware Developer
Hi Brad,
With Ant, you could specify a file in the property
task to load a set of properties from a file, but in NAnt you have to do
this through using the include task (as you guessed) to include
the properties file.
One thing to watch out for (as it often comes up on the
list) is if you are
Hello,
I am trying to use themail task tosend a particular network share link into aRTF file so that users could click on this link to naviagte to the correct location. But the out always goes as a normal text file. This is what I am trying:
?xml version=1.0 ?
project name=sample
Im trying to switch my nant script to use the msbuild
task instead of executing devenv and Im not sure how to properly choose
the build configuration.
So for example, if I want to clean the Debug build of a
solution file I understand that I need to have the task defined like this:
Some said the following back in May about MSBUILD:
At
any rate, VS2005 has MSBuild, so until the solution task is updated for 2005,
you could just call MSBuild. this is what I'm doing, and works well.
It also has the advantage of building ALL project
types, including Setup/Deployment
Not sure what you mean about the configuration
property. The documentation of the msbuild task doesnt list a
configuration property. Is there one that isnt documented?
Chris
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To: Chris Holt;
Hi,
1.
Following code returns a error:
An empty string is not a valid value for attribute 'output' of exec ... /.
property name=test.outputfile value= overwrite=false/
exec
program=${expected.output}
commandline=${test.cmdline}
Hi Gert,It works for me know. Thank you for the fix.AndyOn 7/23/06, Gert Driesen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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