Unfortunately, the property task's overwrite attribute can't overwrite a readonly
property--according to the documentation.
So, if you are passing a command line argument into the NAnt 0.85 script and you want
to munge that value internally, then you will have to create a second property
initialized to the command line property value, then munger this second property.
Of course, if the command line argument wasn't specified, then you can detect that in
the NAnt script with not property::exists('propertyName') then set propertyName to its
default value.
Merrill
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