Re: [Nant-users] C# windows app problem

Deepak Sivaraman Fri, 25 Jun 2004 01:20:14 -0700

Hi,

Or u can do this also .........

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="TESTNANTWINAPP" default="build" basedir=".">

On exceuting this BuildScript and exe will be automatically generated in the bin directory.

>From: Ian MacLean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>To: Ian MacLean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>CC: "Thomas A. Brandle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>Subject: Re: [Nant-users] C# windows app problem

>Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 16:29:30 +0900

>sorry - that should be:

><csc target="winexe"

>output="${RELEASEFOLDER}\${TESTNANTWINAPP.EXE}" debug="false">

> <sources> <includes

>name="${TESTNANTWINAPP}\AssemblyInfo.cs"/>

> <includes name="${TESTNANTWINAPP}\Form1.cs" />

> </sources> <resources>

> <includes name="${TESTNANTWINAPP}\Form1.resx"/>

></resources> ...

>>If you still have problems could you please post the full text of

>>any error output.

>>Ian

>>Thomas A. Brandle wrote:

>>>I am a new NAat user, and I am having some trouble building a

>>>windows

>>>application. I am using the last stable build 0.84

>>>

>>><project>

>>>

>>><target name="MakeDirs">

>>>

>>> <mkdir dir="${BIN}" />

>>>

>>> <mkdir dir="${BIN}\${RELEASE}" />

>>>

>>> </target> <target name="build_WINAPP"

>>>depends="MakeDirs">

>>> <csc target="winexe"

>>>output="${RELEASEFOLDER}\${TESTNANTWINAPP.EXE}" debug="false">

>>>

>>> <sources>

>>> <include

>>>name="${TESTNANTWINAPP}\TestNAntWinøpp.sln"

>>>/> <!—- or csproj on niether -->

>>> <includes

>>>name="${TESTNANTWINAPP}\AssemblyInfo.cs"

>>>/> <includes

>>>name="${TESTNANTWINAPP}\Form1.cs" />

>>>

>>> </sources>

>>> </csc> </target>

>>> </project>

>>>

>>>I didn’t include the properties. NAnt builds the app correctly

>>>only if I

>>>modify the Form.InitializeComponent method and replace the line

>>>

>>>this.Icon =

>>>((System.Drawing.Icon)(resources.GetObject("$this.Icon")));

>>>

>>>with

>>>

>>>this.Icon = new

>>>Icon(@"C:\Code\TestSWDBuildScripts\TestNAntWinApp\TestNAntWinApp\App.ico");

>>>

>>>the App.ico is not the default icon, but the company icon.

>>>

>>>It doesn’t matter if I include the solution file or the project

>>>file or I

>>>don’t include either. It builds all other apps I have tried just

>>>fine,

>>>console, dll, even win services. When I try to run the app the VS

>>>debugger

>>>fires off and it cries about the resource file. I have tried

>>>everything I

>>>can think of to include the resource file, but then the build

>>>fails. I have

>>>been reading a few of the threads, but nothing so far has worked.

>>>I can’t

>>>easily include the above line into all forms. There are just to

>>>many and

>>>when the gui is edited, VS rewrites the InitializeComponent

>>>method.

>>>

>>>If anyone can point me in the right direction, I would really

>>>appreciated

>>>it.

>>>

>>>Thanks

>>>

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>http://www.ActiveState.com

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