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Ian,
But the config file won't let you discover the
location and availability of runtimes. You also need to be able to have
the task behave differently within the same buildfile. It's no use being
able to define which framewokcompiler directory the csc task should use in a
Title: Message
I'm
already looking at this problem by having settings stored in the config file. ie
there would be a FrameworkCompilerDir and a FrameworkSDKDir paramater. These
values will accessible from tasks and changeable from the build file. There will
also be task specific settings so
Hi,
I'm sorry for crossposting to both the users and
developers list, but I think this is something that needs everyone's
attention.
In my opinion we urgently need to come up with a
strategy for implementing support for multiple runtimes, and for making tasks
runtime-aware. The release
Bruce,
By default the fileset element only includes files that exist. That is
to support wildcard matching. So if you had
class1.cs wouldn't match either. However to get the result you're after
use the asis attribute. so:
will pass class1.cs thru to the compiler without
Derek,
I hope this hasn't been asked a thousands times - I'm new
to NAnt.
No it hasn't otherwise it would have been fixed by now. This was a bug.
Thanks for posting it. Everything else ( include dirs and such ) was
quoted but not the source files.
I've committed a fix for this in cvs. It updates
Hi,
I hope this hasn't been asked a thousands times - I'm new
to NAnt.
I am attempting to use the "cl" task. The path in which
my source files reside has white spaces in it. When NAnt
turns the sources into arguments to cl, the arguments are
not enclosed in quotes and cl barfs.
Here's the targ
Hello,
Can anyone provide some insight as to the best way to support both a
VS.NET IDE and an nAnt build environment?
Our developers need to use VS.NET to develop and test their components
and I need some way to build and test the components in an automated
environment. When setting up the nAnt
when NANT contains a csc project with the following lines:
...
If the file class1.cs file is not present on disk, no error message is
generated. The project will compile with only class2.cs. The absence of
class1 will only be noticed when another project that references
Hmmm, seems the mailing list strips '\' [Windoze directory/path slash]
chars... so here's my question again. Hopefuly the slashes won't be stripped
this time, since I replace them with '/'.
Scenario:
Base directory (location of .build file) is "E:/IAP Dev/Source".
Under this are sub-pro
Scenario:
Base directory (location of .build file) is "E:IAP DevSource".
Under this are sub-project directories: a, b, c etc...
In SOME sub-projects are files matching the template '*.sq?'. I need to
execute a task (exec) on each matching file found.
Nexted loops almost do the trick, b
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