Jim Geurts wrote:
Is that legal? I don't think they're listed in redist.txt, and I thought that nothing from VS.net could be redistributed unless it was listed in that file. Or am I misunderstanding you?... I suppose the user could specify where the wid files are located, via a parameter on the solution task. Either that or we could create similar merge modules that represent the dialogs from the vs.net install. Those merge modules could be checked into NAntContrib and then a VS.Net install wouldn't be required at all...
What do you guys think? I personally lean towards checking in merge
modules that represent common dialogs.
In any event, I think it would be more valuable to ship the NAntContrib MSI source code for the expected dialogs, even if that means using the explicit table elements (<row>, <column>, etc.). That would make it much easier for users to customize those dialogs if they wished. And if they were built more or less from scratch, they could get around the redistribution problem.
Gary
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