A quick (2 minute) look at the XSLTProcess.java file (implementation for
style/XSLT task) doesn't answer this question.
However, reading through the Ant style docs does indicate that there
probably should be support provided for direct param passing into the
NAnt style task.
It would work somethi
Yeah, that feature is just not supported by the style task.
It would require supplying all the NAnt properties as XSL transformation
parameters or something like that. The other option would be to do
something like a filter on the input XSL and do substitution.
I'll look into the Ant style task t
Just to clarify, I am using the style task in the build. The style
attribute of the style task is the xsl file which includes the document
function.
For example, I have the following line in my build.
and the next line is in contents.xsl.
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Qing Chang
Is this something you are trying to do with a style task (I assume so
based on your previous posts)? Or are you doing something to the build
file?
Please clarify what you are trying to do so we can better help you.
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Hi,
I want to use the document function as the following line. It works with
Ant, but does not with Nant. I tried relative and absolute paths with the
file name with no luck. Does anyone know how to make it work with Nant?
Thanks a lot.
(file and
name are two predefined variables)
Regards,
Qing
Sounds like a good idea for new task. Unfortunately the .Net framework
has no facilites for setting env vars ( believe it or not ) so this
would have to use PInvoke or managed C++.
Ian
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> What about embedding the external program call in a batch file
> and start the
> batch file with the setting of the environment variables?
I thought of it myself but would have preferred an attribute to the
exec task (or any other method built in to nant) so I wouldn't have
to "pollute" the pro
