How about this: Create a "procedure" with the common tasks and use a
property as a "parameter"
<target name="update-com-components">
<property name="COMDLL" value="kcsStream.dll">
<call target="update-com-component">
<property name="COMDLL" value="kcsStream2.dll">
<call target="update-com-component">
<property name="COMDLL" value="kcsStream3.dll">
<call target="update-com-component">
</target>
<target name="update-com-component">
<exec program="regsvr32" workingdir="C:\Windows\System32\"
commandline="/s /u ${COMDLL}" failonerror="false" />
<vssget
dbpath="\\someserver\data\dev\software\source\vss\srcsafe.ini"
username="${sourcesafe.username}"
password="${sourcesafe.password}"
path="$/VCpp/DLL/kcsStream/Bin/${COMDLL}"
localpath="C:\Windows\System32"
replace="true"
/>
<exec program="regsvr32" workingdir="C:\Windows\System32\"
commandline="/s ${COMDLL}" />
</target>
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Markus Ewald
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 9:56 AM
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [NAnt-users] How to avoid repeating commands?
My NAnt .build files often have blocks like this in them (this one
checks out a file from a sourcesafe repository):
<exec program="regsvr32" workingdir="C:\Windows\System32\"
commandline="/s /u kcsStream.dll" failonerror="false" />
<vssget
dbpath="\\someserver\data\dev\software\source\vss\srcsafe.ini"
username="${sourcesafe.username}"
password="${sourcesafe.password}"
path="$/VCpp/DLL/kcsStream/Bin/kcsStream.dll"
localpath="C:\Windows\System32"
replace="true"
/>
<exec program="regsvr32" workingdir="C:\Windows\System32\"
commandline="/s kcsStream.dll" />
The bad thing is that there are about 10 files like this that need to be
unregistered, updated and re-registered. I currently don't know of a
better way than to repeat that block 10 times all over.
What I'd like to have is a list of the repository paths of all those
DLLs and just let the above block run on each entry of the list once.
I've taken a thorough look at <FileSet /> and <Path /> but I don't see
any way to use them for that purpose. Isn't there something like a <for
/> tag or so that I can use to iterate over some kind of list?
Thanks,
-Markus-
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