Eric Fetzer wrote:
sorry for the slow reply - but you don't need to build in visual studio to use the debugging. Open the project ( or create a new one if you want ) and change the debugging settings to DebugMode : Program and then put the path and commandline options to point to where you are running nant from. Then just set breakpoints in the relevant NAntContrib source code and it should stop there. Use the configuration to uncheck to build option so Visual Studio won't try and built it when you debug.Any NAntContrib folks out there with hints on how to debug tasks in NAntContrib? I'm unable to build the project with Visual Studio and thus can't figure out how to debug it. What I'm doing now is shoving System.Console.WriteLine staements out there (flashback to jsp programming). There's gotta be a way to trace the code.
Hope this helps,
Ian
Thanks, Eric
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