Hi,
I just looked at your program. I realized one thine thing:
It seems the options for the tasks are hard coded. This is,
options for unknoen tasks will not be shown. Do you have any
plans on changing this to be expandable in the tasks you
support without recompiling? For example set the nant pat
Hi Jean and thanks for your 2 cents.
I'm going to look at dynamically loading NAnt libraries over the weekend. There are a
number of backward-compatibility issues that crop up with this approach - especially
with the current project status of NAnt where the schema changes fairly often. But
I'
Great, thanks Jason. I currently have to maintain a number of Ant and NAnt scripts
for my company and I just couldn't take the XML any more - thus NAntpad.
Keyboard shortcuts are a great idea and I'll try and get them in. There will be a
toolbar and a right-click context menu. A preview windo
hi anthony,
thanks for your reply. and sorry for the unwarranted "no uninstall"
complaint.
i was thinking about your tool a little more. i don't know how you're
loading your list of tasks and their properties, but i believe it could
all be done via reflection. then your tool would only need a c
Hi Jean,
Thanks for your email. I'm sorry you had a problem with the bugs page - not sure what
happened, and I'm glad you figured out the uninstall.
Regarding your defects, I hope to fix most of these in the second beta due for release
at the end of next week. NAntpad currently should acknowl
Thank you for the quick response.
I was wondering if you happen to know if an xsd exits for the nantcontrib
project?
Thanks
Chris
-Original Message-
From: N. V. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 6:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Yes, the NAnt
Hi All,
I'm currently developing an explorer-type NAnt script editor called NAntpad. It saves
me from getting lost in the somewhat tedious XML scripts which my company uses for
larger projects. It incorporates a tree view and has user friendly icons that
represent targets, properties, tasks,
Anthony,
I was in the middle of editing some of my build scripts when I saw your
post. I am trying it right now and I am very impressed! I have been
waiting for something like this for a long time now. Thank you very
much for making this freely downloadable.
I know that you just released this
you don't misread me. but i'm an idiot :) i thought i was looking at
add/remove... and didn't see nantpad, but i wasn't looking there (in my
haste). sorry for the noise.
/jean
> -Original Message-
> From: Daniel Nguyen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 10:42
> To
I am trying to invoke a licensed component within an NAnt task I have created. I have
a license resource attached to the Dll in the same fashion I have used it in the Exe I
originally housed the code I am taskifing. Has anyone ran into this problem before. I
know it is not really NAnt's fault. I
Jean,
Maybe I misread you, but I think you can uninstall NAntPad using Add/Remove
program. At least I was able to uninstall it on my XP box.
Cheers,
dn
-Original Message-
From: Jean Rajotte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 8:32 AM
To: 'Anthony Brown'; [EMAIL PROTEC
anthony,
there's no un-installer w/ nantpad. you're using msi... isn't
straightforward to have an uninstaller?
/jean
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Anthony Brown
> Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 16:45
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Hi All,
I'm currently developing an explorer-type NAnt script editor called NAntpad. It saves
me from getting lost in the somewhat tedious XML scripts which my company uses for
larger projects. It incorporates a tree view and has user friendly icons that
represent targets, properties, tasks,
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