indeed there is a problem (i see it in the code). Gius, if you do <exec append="true" ... />, you'll get all the text output, but no line breaks between each output lines. hopefully, that helps some for now...
nant-dev,
i don't have write-access to cvs, so i'm submitting a patch here, which
i haven't tested but that's straightforward, me thinks.
the problem is in ExternalProgramBase.cs
here the code snippet that misbehaves, followed by the code that SHOULD
work.
before:
private void StreamReaderThread_Error() {
StreamReader reader = ( StreamReader )_htThreadStream[
Thread.CurrentThread.Name ];
while ( true ) {
string strLogContents = reader.ReadLine();
if ( strLogContents == null )
break;
// Ensure only one thread writes to the log at any time
lock ( _htThreadStream ) {
logger.Error(strLogContents);
//do not print LogPrefix, just pad that length...
Log.WriteLine(new string(char.Parse(" "),
LogPrefix.Length) + strLogContents);
if (OutputFile != null && OutputFile != "") {
StreamWriter writer = new
StreamWriter(OutputFile, OutputAppend);
writer.Write(strLogContents);
writer.Close();
}
}
}
}
after:
#1: use writer.WriteLine(...)
#2: use doAppend, not OutputAppend. doAppend initially set to
OutputAppend, then always true.
private void StreamReaderThread_Output() {
StreamReader reader = (StreamReader)
_htThreadStream[Thread.CurrentThread.Name];
bool doAppend = OutputAppend;
while (true) {
string strLogContents = reader.ReadLine();
if (strLogContents == null)
break;
// Ensure only one thread writes to the log at any time
lock (_htThreadStream) {
logger.Info(strLogContents);
//do not print LogPrefix, just pad that length.
Log(Level.Info, new string(char.Parse(" "),
LogPrefix.Length) + strLogContents);
if (OutputFile != null && OutputFile.Length != 0) {
StreamWriter writer = new
StreamWriter(OutputFile, doAppend);
writer.WriteLine(strLogContents);
doAppend = true;
writer.Close();
}
}
}
}
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Giuseppe Greco
> Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 09:04
> To: NAnt Users
> Subject: [Nant-users] Problem with the <exec> task
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> There is a problem with the <exec> task. To produce a
> Formattings Object (FO) file, I've written a task like
> this:
>
> <exec program="xsltproc" output="${build.dir}/mydocument.fo"
> commandline="mystylesheet.xsl mydocument.xml"/>
>
> If you give a look at the generated mydocument.fo file,
> only the first output line generated by xsltproc is there...
> the rest is lost.
>
> This is just an example; I stated the same problem with
> other programs when trying to redirect output with the
> 'output' property.
>
> Gius_.
>
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