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Sean,
not right now. Unless you want to call awk or somthign usin exec. There
has been some talk of porting Ant's replace task which will do this. I
think it would be a useful addition.
Ian
Hi Folks,
Is it possible to replace a string in a file with Nant?
Could someone show me an exampl
Thanks Eric,
So its only for web projects that this is failing, is that right ?
Ian
Sorry Ian, forgot to post this one. Defintely looks like a easy bug
fix, but again, can't debug if I can't get the build working. Here's
my command:
slingshot -nant build.basedir=bin -sln ProCard.Centre.Web.s
Martin,
ResourceFileSet is used by Compiler base and the prefix is the preifx that is used when the resource is embedded into the target assembly.
However you are right it would be useful to do somthing similar for resgen. Let me tak a look at it.
Ian
I need to generate .resources-files from
Server or client ? One of the best clients I found is here :
http://www.colorado.edu/its/docs/authenticate/printouts/win_ssh.html
Ian
What are people using for a Windows SCP server? I am thinking the cygwin
would be the most obvious was to go, but I would like to avoid it if
possible (installs too
Title: RE: [Nant-users] SubProject Build
Stephan,
Try setting the basedir attribute in the element. This sets the base directory from which the build file will execute and all subsequent paths are derived. I typically use basedir="." for most projects.
--oliver
-Original Message---
I need to generate .resources-files from a directory with .resx-files
So I use the task:
This generates the files just fine, but I need to prefix them with the
namespace, like VS.NET does. Meaning
"MyForm.resources" has to be "MyCompany.MyApp.MyForm.resourc
While we're talking about return values, what do people think of something
akin to task arguments?
We currently do this with properties, but it would be easier to keep large
build files tidy if we had something akin to local scope...
Nick Varacalli
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From:
Hi Folks,
Is it possible to replace a string in a file with Nant?
Could someone show me an example of how this could be
done?
Regards,
Sean Perkin
I'm running this java solution without too many troubles:
http://www.sshtools.com/
Regards,
Brett
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