Kevin,
don't nest the expression tag ${} ie use:
${string::contains(db.type,'oracle')}
instead of:
${string::contains('${db.type}','oracle')}
${} now denotes an expression rather than just a property and to use a property
inside an expression just use its name. If the expression consists of nothin
Can any of you elite NAnt expression creators out there help me out?
I am trying to do a simple string compare against a property that is set by
a parent target. If you have any suggestions as to the proper NAnt way to
accomplish such things I am all ears. I am on the nightly as of 5/20/2004 of
b
Hi,
I've
got the same/similar problem, using: NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1548.0;
net-1.0.win32; nightly; 28-Mar-04), where a vb.net project that
has a number of references to COM dlls - builds ok in VS.Net and fails to build
in nant with the "reference required... " errors.
A workaround that wo
