Henk:
>Has somebody encountered this problem:
...
>Exception: System.InvalidCastException
Yes, I have seen this. I had the same exact problem a few days ago when
serializing to disk and deserializing back again in the same code -- worked
in a sample program, failed in a NUnit test.
My test looke
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I searched the archive, but could not find an answer on how to pass the
"/unsafe" command line
argument to the "csc" task
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Pete
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Look at the sysinfo task:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/help/tasks/sysinfotask.html
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> Patrick Näf
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You could use a for-each with an embedded style.
I am working on a project where I have to convert all xml files in a
directory to html. But currently Nant's style task allows only one xml file
as input. Is the multiple file capability in the works? I actually started
putting in that functionality, but realized that I had trouble with the
requir
What about embedding the external program call in a batch file and start the
batch file with the setting of the environment variables?
Regards,
Henk
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Sent: woensdag, oktober
Hi
all,
Has somebody
encountered this problem:
Step
1:
I have a NUnit test
that does remoting. Running the test stand-allone (No NUnit, No nant)
works fine.
Step
2:
Then I used NUnit
and I got:
Exception:
System.InvalidCastExceptionMessage:Return argument has an invalid
type.Stack
I'm looking for a way to set one or more environment variables when running
an external program with the task. I didn't see any documentation for
this, nor could I find any hint when I snooped around in the source files of
the latest nightly build.
Have I missed something?
Patrick
