Re: [nant-dev] property file=filename / ?

2005-04-04 Thread Mike Roberts
On Apr 4, 2005 11:06 AM, Gert Driesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Recent nightly builds (and the next RC) of NAnt now also support a response
 file (using the @response file command line option), thanks to Ian.

Aha. I think Owen Rogers has been looking at our I/O stuff so he'll
probably be looking at this.

 You can just use an include task for this purpose.  The included project
 (build file) can just contain a project element and a set of properties to
 set in the parent project.

Good idea. Better than the script workaround I was thinking of - thanks!

Mike


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Re: [nant-dev] property file=filename / ?

2005-04-04 Thread Ian MacLean
Mike Roberts wrote:
task for this purpose.  The included project
(build file) can just contain a project element and a set of properties to
set in the parent project.
   

Good idea. Better than the script workaround I was thinking of - thanks!
 

btw this is the NAnt idiomatic way of doing Ant's property file= /. 
Its a bit more typing than using a 'name=value' properties file but it 
means that there is a single format and its easy to cut and past 
property definitions from a build file into an included file.

Ian

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