[nant-dev] install target

Title: install target Hi all, It would be nice to have an install target in NAnt.build, so one could just type 'nant install' or 'nant linux install' to install NAnt. Here's my proposal: 1. Create a new install.config property set to win32 by default property name=install.config

[nant-dev] Re: [Nant-users] docbook.xsl and nant

Guiseppe and I had a conversation about this a while back (sorry Guiseppe, I got busy and never got it fully working) and it looks like a bit of work.You need a reader that can resolve external entities (out of the box, only the validating reader does this), but then I recall that Guiseppe's

[nant-dev] cvs re-org done

Hi all, the cvs re-org is now done and our cvs repository is working again. Let me know if there are any issues. Ian --- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Etnus, makers of TotalView, The best thread debugger on the planet. Designed with

Re: [nant-dev] Problems with basedir beginning with ../

does it work if you specify the full path to ../Core/${build.dir}/${package.name}/bin ? what does ../Core/${build.dir}/${package.name}/bin look like when the prpoerties are expanded ? - use echo to pipe it to sdtout I created a sample very similar to yours and the ../ notation is working fine.

Re: [nant-dev] install target

Gius, its a good idea. I would add the ability to specify the default framework when installing by passing a rpoperty value on the commandline. Oh and pass an install prefix also so that /usr/local or c:/program files does not have to be hard coded. as for making 1.1 the default - I would

RE: [nant-dev] Problems with basedir beginning with ../

Title: RE: [nant-dev] Problems with basedir beginning with ../ Ian, I'm sorry... The problem was that the ${build.dir} property in a subproject was set to ${nant.project.basedir}/build, and the resulting path was

[nant-dev] RE: [Nant-users] docbook.xsl and nant

Title: RE: [Nant-users] docbook.xsl and nant Ian, The problem is that NAnt uses a not-validating XML reader (see StyleTask.cs at line 240), while DocBook requires a validating XML reader. As already discussed, the idea would be to add a new property to the style task (e.g. validate=true)

RE: [nant-dev] RE: [Nant-users] docbook.xsl and nant

Title: Message Hi Gius: Double check on wether the DocBook stylesheet has read-only attributes. I have run into problems in the past when the stylesheet has read-only attributes. hth, -- tom. -Original Message-From: Greco Giuseppe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: