Hi

I came across this task a while ago and looks like a good fit though I haven't 
tried it myself:
http://www.markhneedham.com/blog/2008/08/14/macros-in-nant/

Cheers

Duncan
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bjerstedt, Tony [Audatex - Americas] 
  To: Parrish, Ken ; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 7:00 PM
  Subject: Re: [NAnt-users] <call> task with parameters ...


  I have wondered the same thing. If this were added, I would suggest an 
approach similar to XSLT.

   

  An XSLT like approach would look something like:

   

              <call target="name">

                <with-parameter name="param1" value="."/>

                <with-parameter name="param2" value="."/>

                 .

              </call>

   

  and 

              <target name="name">

                <parameter name="param1" default="value"/>

                <parameter name="param2" />

                .

              </target>           

   

  A couple of years ago I started playing with this type of approach.

   

   

  From: Parrish, Ken [mailto:kparr...@gomez.com] 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 10:56 AM
  To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
  Subject: [NAnt-users] <call> task with parameters ...

   

  Has there ever been any consideration to creating a mechanism for executing 
the <call> task with a set of private, local parameters (properties) which are 
only available inside the called task?

   

  I'm not sure exactly how the syntax would work, but the idea would be to 
pass, as an argument to the <call> task, a list of name/value pairs, or a list 
of values that are identified by place or order.

   

  I find the I often need to fabricate some sort of parameter passing 
mechanism, using globally defined <properties> , to control <task>s that are 
designed to be general purpose.  Typically, I'll create <property> elements 
that have names which include the name of the task:

   

                  <property name="mytask_sourceDir" value="sourceValue" />

                  <call task="mytask" />

   

  I'd much prefer something like:

   

                  <call task="mytask" parameters="sourceDir=sourceValue" />

   

  The assumption would be that the parameter 'sourceDir' is visible only inside 
'mytask'.

   

  Thoughts, ideas, considerations?

   

  Ken Parrish

  Gomez, Inc.

   

   


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