Steven,
You could either using the <solution> task, and pass in the solution file or
individual projects that you want to build.
Or you can use the individual compiler tasks, eg. :
<csc>
....
<resources dynamixprefix="true" prefix="<root namespace of your
project>">
<include name="**/*.resx" />
</resources>
</csc>
Note : the dynamicprefix and prefix attribute need to be set in order to
ensure the compiler tasks generate manifest resource names that match those
generated by VS.NET.
Hope this helps,
Gert
PS. The <slingshot> task is very much deprecated.
----- Original Message -----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 8:18 AM
Subject: [Nant-users] Resource Files
Hi,
I would appreciate some advise on the use of Resource files with NAnt.
I have a windows application which has a number of resource
files associated with it. The build type for these files is "Content".
What should I include in the csc Resources so that these files
are accessed correctly by my application. Currently it complains that
it cannot find the associated resource file.
My second issue is with the "resx" file as created by Visual Studio. When
should these files be incuded in the build script and when not and when
should
these files be converted using the ResGen task. The reason I ask is , I
tried
to use the slingshot task to see how it handled the resource file issues and
it
converted all the Resx files using the ResGen task.
If I must use ResGen.exe, what should I do with the generated output files?
Thanks in advance for the help
Kind regards
Steve
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