This could, of course, be me being stupid, but I can't get my <if> statement
to work.
I have a target that builds the documentation for my code using NDoc. If
the user has created a namespace summary file, then this needs including in
the <ndoc> task. In order to keep to a standard template, I have an <init>
target in my build scripts that gets called first, and this contains
property definitions that drive the rest of the build. This means that when
a developer creates a new compoent, they just take a copy of the template
and set the property values in the <init> and everything else works by
magic.
In my init target in the template, I have the following line:
<property name="namespace.summary.file" value="" />
and the instructions say if you don't have a namespage summary file, then
leave the property as "", otherwise set the value to whatever.
Then in my <ndoc> task, I have the following for the summaries entry:
<summaries basedir=".">
<include name="${namespace.summary.file}
if="${string::get-length(namespace.summary.file)>0}">" />
</summaries>
However, if the value of namespace.summary.file is "", then I get an error
that '' is not a valis value for the name attribute.
Am I missing the point here? Is there another way of doing this? I really
don't want the users to have to edit the <docs> target depending on whether
or not they have a summary file as it is much easier to maintain if all the
configuration goes in the <init> target.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers,
Bill
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