OK - Thanks!
Niels
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From: "Scott Hernandez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Niels Berglund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Compiling with different versions of the framework
> There isn't any direct
Yes, the TaskName attribute specifies the command name of the program to run
for things that inherit from CompilerBase. But the program name (executable)
is actually taken from the ProgramFileName property of ExternalProgramBase
(which CompilerBase inherits from).
I hope that helps,
Scott
- O
Various users have reported different results, some
positive. I don't think I've heard back anything since mono 0.17 was released.
In mono you will/may need to specify
additional assemblies if you want mono to load them for you. This is a little
different than the way the .net runtime wor
There isn't any direct support in NAnt for using a specific framework
version of the runtime. It totally depends on your environment when running
NAnt.
Although it would be nice if this was a project setting that could target a
specific version of the runtime without changing your environment.
--
There have discussions about supporting an id/ref system for naming filesets
and really any task. But no code has be put in cvs :)
As for the format of the fileset in text file it is not csv (comma
separated) but one per line.
There were some discussions about changing the name of the incl
Not as yet. But posting to this list with an idea
of what you want will probably result in an answer as to whether such a task
exists. :)
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