Stephan,
You're probably missing some imports. Not sure if this is something that's
not yet supported by Gordon's xslt..
Gert
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Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2005 1:58 AM
Subject: [Nant-users] More NAnt mystery -- VBC would compile not recognizing
its language/base classes
> Hi there,
> I tried to use the VSConvert.xslt from Gordon Weakliem with some success.
> It seems it needs some update (if I get it working I'll happily post a new
> version) since VS2003 and NAnt 0.85 work different from the stuff in2002.
> I had to comment the
> throw new SourceForge.NAnt.BuildException( String.Format("Error {0}
> getting typelib path for guid <xsl:value-of
> select="@Guid"/>",e.Message),e);
> Since the 1.1 Framework would not recognize the Sourceforge namespace.
>
> A fragment of the build file I got look like this:
>
> <target name="compile" description="Compile project"
> depends="init,WMEncoderLib">
> <vbc target="${target.type}" output="${dir.output}\${project.output}"
> debug="${debug}" define="${define}" optioncompare="${vbc.optionCompare}"
> optionexplicit="${vbc.optionExplicit}" optionstrict="${vbc.optionStrict}"
> removeintchecks="${removeIntChecks}" rootnamespace="${rootNamespace}">
> <arg value="${unsafe}">
> </arg>
> <sources>
> <include name="AssemblyInfo.vb" />
> <include name="clsAvailableCourses.vb" />
> <include name="clsCourse.vb" />
> <include name="clsCourseChapter.vb" />
> <include name="clsCourseDescription.vb" />
> <include name="clsCourseSteering.vb" />
> <include name="clsCourseSteeringItem.vb" />
> <include name="clsGlossary.vb" />
> <include name="clsGlossaryEntry.vb" />
> <include name="clsNodeTag.vb" />
> <include name="clsTimeMarker.vb" />
> <include name="frmErrorExplanation.vb" />
> <include name="SystemOptions.vb" />
> </sources>
> <resources>
> <include name="frmErrorExplanation.resx" />
> </resources>
> <references>
> <include name="System.dll" />
> <include name="System.Data.dll" />
> <include name="System.Xml.dll" />
> <include name="System.Windows.Forms.dll" />
> <include name="System.Drawing.dll" />
> <include name="${dir.lib}/stdole.dll" />
> <include name="${dir.lib}/WMEncoderLib.dll" />
> </references>
> </vbc>
> </target>
>
> I already removed DOC since VBC doesn't understand an empty doc=.
> When I now run the compilation I get errors on the langugage itself!
>
> [vbc] C:\Projects\etest\eTest1\SystemOptions.vb(111) : error
> BC30002: Type 'EventArgs' is not defined.
> [vbc]
> [vbc] Inherits EventArgs
> [vbc] ~~~~~~~~~
> ... for all my Events ...
> [vbc]
> [vbc] Catch ex As Exception
> [vbc] ~~~~~~~~~
> .....
> [vbc]
> [vbc] MsgBox(ex.ToString)
> [vbc] ~~~~~~
> [vbc]
> [vbc] Dim ser As Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer
> [vbc] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> ......
>
> It seems I'm missing something VERY basic. Could anybody enlighten me?
> ;-) stw
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