Hi.

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From: "Dave Sanders" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


> However, I have a problem with Slingshot and a couple of questions for
now:
>
> 1. I saw another posting about slingshot not working, or being useful
right now
> - is there somewhere I can find additional information about this?

I wrote most of SLiNgshoT so you can always ask me. It works for what I
wrote it for (converting the NDoc solution into Makefiles and build files).
I know it's not perfect but other people use it and occasionally submit
patches for it so it can't be entirely broken.

> 2. I can't seem to get my slingshot generated builds to run, specifically
CSC is
> not getting and using the references that are included.  I've looked at
the
> nant.build vs. my build and can find no differences in the references
section -
> what am I missing?

Do you have an example solution that I can try out?

> 3. Why wasn't Slingshot accomplished via XSLT?  I would think that would
be the
> ideal way, since the SLN is XML.  In fact, you could then easily build
that into
> nant itself and allow people to just point to a SLN file.

The .csproj files are in XML but the .sln isn't (unless that changed with
1.1 which I haven't tried yet). If your solution has references or
dependencies between projects, then you have to parse the .sln file to
resolve those.

> 4. How does one contribute to these projects?  At the very least, maybe I
can
> help with documentation and websites. (I notice that nantcontrib just
points
> back to SF.)

Just ask! I can commit your patches or you can ask for CVS access and commit
them yourself.

Jason



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