I have compile vdproj file. Please tell me how can we do this, with out
having Visual studio installed on my system.
Thanks and Regards,
Rosy Malhotra
Hi All,
Can any body tell how to build .Net project with Nant.
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards,
Sabahat
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i'm pretty sure there is a nAntContrib task for this
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Rosy Malhotra
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 6:10 AM
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [NAnt-users] How to compile vdproj or how create
Richard,
Thanks for your continual help. The below solution seems to have
legs, however, I'm having some problems implementing it. Mainly, I
cannot get the sort-fileset task to reference an existing fileset.
For example:
default.build:
fileset id=deltas
include name=*.*.sql /
Ok, I've actually figured out how to reference the external fileset
from within my sort-fileset task:
default.build:
fileset id=deltas
include name=*.sql /
/fileset
sort-fileset
fileset refid=deltas/
/sort-fileset
Now the question is, since FileSet.FileNames is read only, how
The fileset should not be a build element of the custom task, it should be a
task attribute (just a string property). Within the task, you can resolve
the fileset id to the previously created fileset instance using the
Task.Project.DataTypeReferences property.
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From:
Yeah, i figured out how to do that after i sent the email. EIther
way works for me though. However, no matter which way I pick, i can't
seem to figure out how to save the resulting sorted list as a new
fileset.
Griffin
On May 7, 2007, at 4:39 PM, Richard Gavel wrote:
The fileset
I've been trying that, but now i'm stuck on how to actually get the
the new files names into the new FileSet. I've tried setting
FileSet.IncludesFiles directory, but I can't seem to find the correct
way to create a new instance of the FileSet.IncludesFiles class.
Thoughts?
Griffin
On
I can actually get the sorted file names into a StringCollection to
set the FileSet.Asis property to. When i can call FileSet.Scan(),
they would be added to the internal file name list. However, AsIs is
ReadOnly.
Griffin Caprio
312.371.3869
http://blog.1530technologies.com
On May 7,
There was an example piece already provide in the email listing a few days ago
...
// Pass fileset refid as a string in your task
public FileSet GetFileSetByID(String pID){ if (pID.Length 0) {
DataTypeBase dtb = this.Project.DataTypeReferences[pID]; return
(FileSet)dtb;}
Yes, but regardless of which way I get the fileset, I'm still not
having luck replacing the fileset with my new sorted one.
Griffin Caprio
312.371.3869
http://blog.1530technologies.com
On May 7, 2007, at 6:11 PM, Alan Guedeney wrote:
There was an example piece already provide in the email
Ok, thanks to everyone for their help. Here is the final Execute
method for the task that actually works:
protected override void ExecuteTask()
{
FileSet fileset = Project.DataTypeReferences
[_filesetName] as FileSet;
if (fileset != null)
{
Populate the FileSet.Includes directly with the full path to each file. I'm
assuming that when running the Scan that it will return them in the order
added.
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From: Griffin Caprio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 6:43 PM
To: Richard Gavel
Cc:
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