Understood. I agree being able to reflect the Tasks to know how to show
stuff would be nice. Unfortunately you still have to use the raw DOM API for
things like cut/copy/paste and such. I've noticed with the NAnt Task API,
anything other than a file set (as child XML elements) you have to write
Nope, but there is a simple SCPTask in NAntContrib. It is far from done,
but does work. It would be nice if in the end they work similarly.
I'd say go for it.
If possible it would be even better if there were a native .net ftp
client library we could use.
You could take a look at this
Title: Problem with embeded resources
Currently, my build script works fine, it runs start to finish compiling my app (1 exe, 18 dll's), but once I run the main executable, the get the following error:
An unhandled exception of type 'System.Resources.MissingManifestResourceException'
Don,
What does your vbc task look like ? Are you adding the resources
properly using the arg element ? - see below an example of how to do
this. You can examine what resources have been added to an assembly
using ildsam - open the double-click on the MANIFEST node.
1) resgen the resx file
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I have this sinking feeling that this is going to in fact be very difficult
as each task/target formats their log messages individually so that targets
have their name prefixed with a : and targets are wrapped like this [task]
at the point of log message
Title: RE: [nant-dev] Problem with embeded resources
Wow,
That's my problem, I didn't realize you couldn't embed the resx files, but I see that they are only a design time thing and they must be compiled down themselves.
Now my only other question is this: I can't seem to find a resgen task.
There is a resgen task in the NAntContrib project. I faked out and did
exec path.
echo message=Creating Error Messages Resource /
exec program=resgen.exe commandline=quot;${src.dir}\ErrorMsgs.txtquot;
${build.dir}\ErrorMsgs.resources /
$quot : are important if there are spaces in your paths.
Kevin Miller wrote:
Word is there will be a release soon with a nice installer for both NAnt and
NAntContrib.
Kevin Miller
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you can get the current version of the installer at
http://www26.brinkster.com/ianm74/
it's from cvs as of last week. It has a working NAntContrib dll with
