[NAnt-users] Help with testing strings

2011-11-02 Thread Chris Fouts 
I'm using ccnet and Nant, not a unique situation.

How can I test the passed-in CCNetBuildModification string in Nant so I can do 
the following pseudo-code

If ${CCNetBuildModification} == ForceBuild
property name=someTarget value=someTarget1 /
Else
property name=someTarget value=someTarget2 /

-chris



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Re: [NAnt-users] Help with testing strings

2011-11-02 Thread Chris Fouts 
Sorry, CCNetBuildCondition

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I'm using ccnet and Nant, not a unique situation.

How can I test the passed-in CCNetBuildModification string in Nant so I can do 
the following pseudo-code

If ${CCNetBuildModification} == ForceBuild
property name=someTarget value=someTarget1 /
Else
property name=someTarget value=someTarget2 /

-chris



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Re: [NAnt-users] Help with testing strings

2011-11-02 Thread Christopher Brandt 
You'd use conditional property assignment.

First set the default property value, then conditionally re-assign it if
your condition is met. So:

property name=some.target value=some.target2 /
property name=some.target value=some.target1 if=${CCNetBuildCondition
== 'ForceBuild'}/

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On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 1:51 PM, Chris Fouts chris.fo...@caemilusa.comwrote:

 Sorry, CCNetBuildCondition

 ** **

 *---*

 I’m using ccnet and Nant, not a unique situation.

 ** **

 How can I test the passed-in CCNetBuildModification string in Nant so I
 can do the following pseudo-code

 ** **

 If ”${CCNetBuildModification} == “ForceBuild”

 property name=”someTarget” value=”someTarget1” /

 Else

 property name=”someTarget” value=”someTarget2” /

 ** **

 -chris



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