Hi there,
Quick/stupid question:
Is property expansion supposed to work on all attributes yet? I'm
asking because it does not seem to work for me! The following will
simply create a directory called ${build.dir} in my current directory...
What I wanted is Build20020423.
Scott Hernandez wrote:
What I'm suggesting is if no default target is defined, and no target is
supplied as a command line arg, then the projecthelp should be
displayed.
Ahhh. I misunderstood. Yeah, that's cool w/ me.
Descriptions are already available, via the description attribute on
There should be some feedback that there were no targets to build.
Somthing like No default targets found and then the project help ...
Ian
If nant is run without any target, and no default target is supplied via
the project element, what should the behavior be?
I suggest that the list of
In this case, cause the description attribute isn't defined in the
Target class. I should have said something about the class files, and
xslt expecting/using different attributes. This can be very easily
fixed... :)
I'm all in favor of using xsl for text generation. It makes a lot more
sense
Please see prev. message about the frown...
-Original Message-
On Behalf Of Ian MacLean
Brad Wilson wrote:
Scott Hernandez wrote:
Instead there is a xslt file(xslt/projecthelp.xslt) defined to
generate
the help you are talking about. In the xslt file there is xpath
query
that
