Matt Greer wrote:
<if test="${not property::exists('myProp')}">
<echo>error message</echo>
<!-- *** just exit the script, don't throw a build exception, no
error codes, just exit and return 0 *** -->
<exit/>
</if>
Invert the sense of the test, and use either the <nant> or <call> tasks
to proceed. For example, you could just add a wrapper script that you
invoke from the command line, and it might contain:
<if test="${property::exists('myProp')}">
<nant buildfile="TheRealBuildFile.build"
target="${nant::get-current-target()}" />
<fi>
or something similar. I don't use the get-current-target function, so
I'm don't know if does exactly what you want, but it's close.
Gary
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