RE: [Nant-users] Garbled paths created by cvs-checkout task

Hi Craig, Can you please try this with the nightly build (NAnt version 0.85). There have been a number of fixes to the #cvslib client since NAnt 0.84 plus there is the option to override in favor of your native cvs client. Cheers, Clayton > -Original Message- > From: Craig Green [mail

[Nant-users] Flatten directory tree?

Any idea why flattens the directory structure. But does not? Kevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- This SF.Net email is sponsor

[Nant-users] not working

Hi everybody and Merrill, I am not able to get my build working. This is my Build Script snap shot. The Build Script is not able to reference the dlls in the assembly forlder. It breaks at my DataAccess Project where i am referencing the Exception Management project which in turn r

Re: [Nant-users] merrill.cornish@earthlink.net

Hi Merril, I have attached my new build file with the change you mentioned me using 3 solution task. the build still breaks up with the error [solution] Starting solution build. [solution] Included projects: [solution] - C:\Dev

[Nant-users] Garbled paths created by cvs-checkout task

First a little background. In my CVS repository I have folders which contain project views (via symlinks) of the larger repository structure. Each one of these folders is also mapped to a module. So in my modules file I have: "FOO /cvsroot/Projects/F001-0", sans quotes of course. When I do a che

[Nant-users] error

Hello all, Just playing w/ the task and I discovered a problem. I have this in my build file: Actually, that is all that's in my build file. When I run the build file I will get: Microsoft HTML Help 2.0 Project could not be compiled. C:\Documents and Settings\fvittoria\h.build(7,3)

Re: [Nant-users] merrill.cornish@earthlink.net

Madhan, I wish I could help you, but I fear that you have gone beyond my knowledge of .NET and Visual Studio projects. Merrill --- This SF.Net email is sponsored by OSTG. Have you noticed the changes on Linux.com, ITManagersJournal and NewsFo

Re: [Nant-users] Optimizing nested NAnt builds

>- Original Message - >From: "Troy Laurin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 8:58 PM >You're correct, I just don't know how to make the dependencies based on >user-requested targets... unless the user is requesting targets exactly >as they appear in the child build file,

Re: [Nant-users] merrill.cornish@earthlink.net

Madhan, >>>It breaks at my DataAccess Project where i am referencing the Exception Management project which in turn refrences two exception blocks dlls in the assembly folders. This sounds like your projects being built in the solution are referencing each others outputs rather than each referen

RE: [Nant-users] RE: Nant-users digest, Vol 1 #994 - 4 msgs

> Heh, yeah, I get your point. Just suggested it out of a > desire for completeness. A switch as implemented in C-based > languages only allows you to test one variable, whereas > would allow you to test other variables. But the > times when this would be a big issue aren't that common. Y

[Nant-users] RE: Nant-users digest, Vol 1 #994 - 4 msgs

> A switch or choose structure is much cleaner (IMHO) for this kind of > pattern in xml. > elseif works well in code, but tends to cause indentation blowout in > xml: > > > > > > > > > Heh, yeah, I get your point. Just suggested it out of a desire for completenes