I found this msg in the archive with no answer:
Hi
I am busy compiling an exe and it requires a point of entry class (start up
object), how do I declare this in the vbc target?
Thanks
Rosemarie Leighton (Financial IQ)
The following works for me
vbc target=winexe main=Form1 output=${output}
You might want to look at this article.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/htm
l/cpconspecifyingassemblyslocation.asp
I am pretty sure that the default is for it to look in the GAC and then to
look in the current directory. You may have to specify your
+1 for this. This would be really sweet.
brant
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From: Philip Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [nant-dev] Fileset references
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 11:15:20 -0800 (PST)
So the two valid forms would be:
1.) (how things work now)
foreach ...
!-- stuff to do
I am trying to get the solution task to work and found a couple of things
that might make my (and others?) life easier.
[1] When looking for references it uses the HintPath element on the project.
Unfortunately this is not a reliable way to locate references. Visual
Studio actual uses a
Where can I get the NAntContrib source that is being use for the 0.83
release. I downloaded the source for NAnt and the binaries are in the \bin
folder. The nightly builds for NAntContrib aren't correct. If someone has
these files that would be appreciated.
thanks
brant
When compiling with devenv it will overrite the output assembly regardless
of its file attributes (ie: ReadOnly). The solution task does not do this.
Here is a patch to synch the two behaviours:
NAnt.VSNet/Project.cs
//THIS LINE MAKES THE OUTPUT FILE WRITTABLE
System.IO.File.SetAttributes
We solved this problem by creating a tool to update the .user files for
each developer. It scans the directory tree and then creates a .user file
for each .proj file with the correct reference path for that workstation.
brant
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From: Martin Aliger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Matthew Mastracci
I think we should ask ourselves what types of uses we would want NAnt to be
available to. Here are two scenarios.
[1] A commerical company wants to release a custom task and charge money for
it. Do we want to allow this?
[2] A commerical company wants to distribute a customized version of
I was having this same problem! Thanks for the script.
+1 for a ant task
brant
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [nant-dev] New to the list
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 08:57:55 -0500
Hi everyone! I joined this list because there are some differences between
Nant and
In the 0.84 build there is a bug (keep forgeting to get an official patch)
where the solution task will fail if the output assembly is read-only on the
drive.
Normally you would think this is the desired behaviour but it is different
that what VS.NET does. We actually rely on this bug to make
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