RE: [Nant-users] Class Files All Over The Place

[Noel Gifford]

Brian,   What are you attempting to accomplish with the <includes … > tag ?   For any tag that accepts a sub-element of <fileset>, you can do the following               <fileset>                 <includes name="${BaseDir}\**\*.cs" />             </fileset> The ** specifies to look in all subdirectories for the matching pattern.  Read the following page for more information http://nant.sourceforge.net/help/types/fileset.html   Below are two different ways to locate a set of files     <property name=”BaseDir” value=”C:\Projects” />   <property name=”DestinationDir” value=”C:\Temp” />     <mkdir dir=”${DestinationDir}” />     <target name="use_foreach" >     <foreach item="File" property="filename">             <in>                 <items>                     <includes name="${BaseDir}\**\*.cs" />                 </items>             </in>             <do>                 <copy file="${filename}" todir=”${DestinationDir}” />             </do>         </foreach>     </target>     <target name="use_fileset" >         <copy todir=”${DestinationDir}” >             <fileset>                 <includes name="${BaseDir}\**\*.cs" />             </fileset>         </delete>     </target>     Noel Gifford       -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Brian Beaudet Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 10:50 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Nant-users] Class Files All Over The Place   If I keep my *.cs files in different directories, is there a way to use <includes name=””> to recursively include all *.cs files in those subdirectories?   Brian M. Beaudet Director, Research & Development EfficiencyLab, LLC www.efficiencylab.com