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From: "Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Merrill Cornish" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Gert Driesen"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 11:49 PM
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] assemblyname::get-assembly-
Hi,
When there's a build failure, a node will be present.
Hope this helps,
Gert
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From: "SoftEngg SoftEngg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 4:06 AM
Subject: [Nant-users] Logger for monitoring build
Hi,
I am trying to use logg
Ereno,
Every winform app has a "Main" sub as entrypoint. That entrypoint might
ofcourse be in another class.
Can you send me your project, and sources ?
Gert
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From: "Ereno, Lainie (Consultant)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 20
Title: unmanaged code
Thanks – just tried 09/28 and got
the same thing…
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From: Manish Jain
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Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004
11:47 AM
To: Delaney, Chris; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users]
unmanaged code
Title: unmanaged code
I am starting this from autosys which is a
job scheduler. The machine is win2k server.
Very strange because nant is the only exe and
of course this only happens in production.
Maybe I am stretching a bit but I am using
nant to watch, move, copy my nightly file
Hi,
I am new to NAnt and trying to develop and test projects with NAnt. I read few help files and before moving ahead thought of confirming my doubts.
I can use NAnt to do the followings
1) Build .NET projects, monitor (build failed or successful, errors in the build etc, reporting the errors)
Hi,I am trying to use logger option to monitor the result of the build.
I ran the the HelloWorld example provided in the install using the following command:
NAnt -logger:NAnt.Core.XmlLogger -l:log.xml
And i got the output file of the build in the xml:
=
I'm trying to
Is there a way to "if include " reference in the
following?
I'm trying to avoid CSC sections as my CSPROJ files are very fluid right
now.
Thanks,
Eric
> A language in which the return value of a function cannot be saved it
weird.
If my memory is correct pure functional languages do not "save" return
values. Most programmers learning a pure functional language find it
weird because they are used to imperative languages like C++, Java, C#,
etc.
F
You pasted the answer into your e-mail.
1) Tests.NAnt.Console.NAntTest.Test_ShowHelp :
expected:<2004>
but was:<2003>
at Tests.NAnt.Console.NAntTest.Test_ShowHelp() in
C:\Program
File
s\NAnt\tests\NAnt.Console\NAntTest.cs:line 211
You
Gert,
I just tried this:
where the assembly.path property had existed before, but the assemblyname.obj property
is new and the expression in the is new.
I got another "Invalid case from System.String to System.Reflection.Assembly." I
assume that means that the Ass
Gert,
Thanks for your prompt help, but I still think this change is as clear as mud. :-)
The function called assemblyname::get-assembly-name() does NOT return an assembly
name, despite the function's name. Instead, it returns and "AssemblyName object,"
which I can't find documented as a typ
Title: VBC to Compile Windows - Sub Main Not Found
I am trying to use Nant to compile a VB.NET Windows application. My application does not use "Sub Main" as an entry point. Instead it uses a Windows Form called "SendEmail" which contains a public sub "SendEmail_Load". The Windows Form "Sen
Hi Merrill,
Don't have much time right now, but in order to get the simple name of an
assembly you'd have to use
${assemblyname::get-name(assemblyname::get-assembly-name())}
assemblyname::get-name returns an AssemblyName instance which you can use to
get the version, full name, code base, ... of
I have NAnt installed on a Win2003 Server box along with the .Net framework
1.0 + SP3. I keep getting a build failure when I use the command: bin\NAnt
or NAnt.
The exact error is below. Anyone know what's wrong? This is my first time
working with NAnt. Thanks:
Failures:
1) Tests.
Gert,
Actually, I _did_ read the nightly build doc/help before I sent the message. They may
be in there somewhere, but I didn't see any specific changes listed.
Now that I know there is a change, if I compare the documentation for
assembly::get-name() with the previous version, I see that the
Merrill,
Behavior has indeed recently changed. Check out the nightly build online
help, and let me know if you need more information.
Gert
- Original Message -
From: "Merrill Cornish" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 8:26 PM
Subject: [Nant-use
The first time I ran my build script (which has been working for months) with NAnt
0.85, 10/6/2004, I got the following error:
Cannot convert argument 1 (assembly) of assembly::get-name() to
'System.Reflection.Assembly' (actual type was 'string').
Expression: Assembly= ${assembly::get-name(
Hi Curt,
That is odd. Here is what I do. I have
Nant and NantContrib installed in different locations. I have a target that
loads NantContrib (and any of my custom tasks/functions/etc) via
. Then I use to output the schema to the
VS.NET schema directory. This has been working fine for
I believe that the ant solution to this was to include a task to create a
.cvspass file in the cvs suite of tasks. Further ant does not give a cvs
task other then CVSPAss a username / password option. All of the other cvs
tasks then take a .cvspass file as a parameter.
While I understand that
Title: Message
You
need to regenerate you schema file (.xsd). Run the nant build with
deploy-schema as the target. This will recreate the schema file and copy
to the correct location.
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Shirome,
While support for Visual C++ projects is not nearly as stable as the support
for C# or VB.NET projects, I'd be surprised if the output file would be
missing.
Can you provide a small repro for this ?
Thanks !
Gert
- Original Message -
From: "Shirome Mahendranathan" <[EMAIL PROTE
Hi Merrill,
Actually when you put it that way I agree. Would you be able to submit a bug report
to make sure this does not get missed?
Thanks,
Clayton
-Original Message-
From: Merrill Cornish [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 10/7/2004 8:36 AM
To: Clayton Harbour; [EMAIL
Oops forget to add subject line, sending it
again.
Hello
I am new to Nant and using the latest build
nightly build (0.85). I am trying to build a simple visual C++
application using solution task.
It compiles fine with out any problem, but it is
not creating the executables.
But if I us
Clayton,
>>> What should happen if both of these fail is the cvs task should pass in the
>>> password that was specified in the password attribute.
That sound like the .cvspass file in the filesystem takes precedence over the password
attribute of the NAnt task. Is that true? If so, then to
Hi Pierre,
> Both bugs are corrected.
Great, glad to hear the news.
> However, by curiosity, I don't understand why sharpcvslib
> needs a .cvspass file ... since cvsroot and password are
> provided in the cvs-checkout task.
It is just part of the command line's behavior. Cvsnt and traditiona
Hello
I am new to Nant and using the latest build
nightly build (0.85). I am trying to build a simple visual C++
application using solution task.
It compiles fine with out any problem, but it is
not creating the executables.
But if I use IDE or calling through a command line
argument such
I successfully installed the IntelliSense as
described, but I've lost my NAntContrib tasks in the process. They
are no longer recognized as valid tasks; VS.Net underlines the NAntContrib tasks
and on mouseover indicates that the active schema does not support the element.
I've re-cop
Hi,
I have just downloaded nant's latest version.
Both bugs are corrected.
"-" in the cvsroot is now well understood.
Not finding a .cvspass file doesn't throw an exception.
However, by curiosity, I don't understand why sharpcvslib needs a .cvspass
file ... since cvsroot and password are provid
> >Thanks! Can I recommend adding this note (style task supporting only XSLT 1.0) to
> >the style documentation?
> However adding the note to the docs is probably a good idea.
I think it's a good idea as well (as Felice is not the first person to ask
this to me). Adding this
http://blogs.msdn.c
Felice Vittoria wrote:
Thanks! Can I recommend adding this note (style task supporting only XSLT 1.0) to the style documentation?
well the limitation is with System.Xml.Xsl rather than the style task
itself. And from what I've heard will still be a limitation even in the
whitbey release of
Found it! It's another Sourceforge project called VB.Doc. It's targeted at
the 1.1 framework, but if you miss out the UI project, it will compile for
1.0 without any problem. It comes with a NAnt task to invoke it, but it's
targeted at 0.84, so I've re-compiled it against the nightly build to use
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