Hi Kevin,
> I would like to know the target passed as a command-line argument to the nAnt
> command and use it to as a variable before any of the tasks in my build file
> are called.
Well, there's target::get-current-target() but you've probably
already seen this.
I ended up writing a custom function to grab all of them,
it feels dirty but does the job:
/// <summary>
/// Get build targets called
/// </summary>
/// <returns>Comma separated list of build targets</returns>
[Function("get-build-targets")]
public string GetBuildTargets()
{
String[] targets = new String[Project.BuildTargets.Count];
Project.BuildTargets.CopyTo(targets, 0);
return String.Join(", ", targets);
}
peace
si
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