I'm coming to NAnt from an ant background, but I'm trying to adapt.
The documentation for
<available/>
says that it's deprecated & recommends using functions instead.
I prefer to parameterize as much as possible, so I wrote
<if test="${not file::exists(${version-info-script})}">
<fail message="version script ${version-info-script} not available" />
</if>
NAnt doesn't like this much:
Unexpected token 'Dollar'.
Expression: ${not file::exists(${version-info-script})}
I guess I am forced me to code the file name itself inside the
function call. Is there another way? Doing conditionals in ant is
ugly in a different way, admittedly.
-Nate
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