Yeah, that isn't there for this reason. If you remove it you will get
some serious failures.
I believe '#' is not a valid element name character in xml, or first
character. When you get to nodes like comments or text or other
internal, unnamed types, they all start with #.
This line is there to make sure that the namespace is the same and node
type is not an internal type (like the text node).
!childNode.Name.StartsWith("#") &&
childNode.NamespaceURI.Equals(doc.DocumentElement.NamespaceURI)
We can probably replace that startswith("#") check with some other
check. It is done in many places. When I converted over most of the code
from XPath selection to node interation, this was one of the problems I
encountered. In XPath, text nodes are not returned since selection is
specific to the nodes you want, by name. I meant to come back and
re-factor this after I had read up a little more. Maybe a better
solution can be found now.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Shaw,
Gerry
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 11:02 AM
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Subject: [nant-dev] Commenting out tasks
Poking around in the Project.InitializeProjectDocument() I've noticed
that if task names are prefixed with # they won't be executed.
I'm not sure who implemented this but it seems like an undocumented hack
to me.� Are there any objections to removing this?
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