No probs, I can manage that.
Thanks,
Nick.
From: Gert Driesen
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 22 October 2004 2:02
PM
To: Nick Zigomanis;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Problem
with comregister task
Nick,
Please submit a bug report for
NAntCo
Nick,
Please submit a bug report for NAntContrib, and I'll have a
look at it next week.
Gert
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nick
ZigomanisSent: vrijdag 22 oktober 2004 4:34To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [Nant-users] Problem with
comregiste
Hi,
I am trying to automate creation of build file for NANT using solution task (formerly Slingshot of NANTContrib). The steps i have followed till now are as under:
I am successfully able to get output file.
==
SlingShot Example
Stephen,
Please submit a bug report containing a small repro for
this issue, and I'll have a look at it next week.
Gert
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stephen
LewisSent: vrijdag 22 oktober 2004 0:58To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [Nant-users]
Hi all,
I’ve just upgraded from nightly build 20040814
to 20041006, and there seems to be a problem with the comregister task in the
new version.
I have a target which creates a type library which is
then registered. This target is called again later on within the same build,
but th
I am trying to move from building individual projects with
their own build files to building a solution instead. As practice, I’ve
started with a couple of my C++ projects in an otherwise blank solution.
When I use the solution task, I keep getting a LINK error (1146) that the
LIBPATH is
Thanks for the help here. I'm going to be setting aside a weekend (soon) to go through
all the code that's been kindly forwarded and piece together a solution to building
vbp's in dependency order.
Christian
-Original Message-
From: John Cole [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 October 2
Well, the task I sent compiles. I built the latest
nant, added it to the latest nantcontrib, and it built
successfully. I sicked it on a bunch of vbp's and it
choked right off with the error below. I'd trace
through the code, but I'm unable to get NAntContrib to
build with Visual Studio. Any he
I have a lot of functions to slice and dice vbp's. I'll try and put them
together so they are usable outside our enviroment. In the meantime, here
is an include file I use with custom functions to do various things to a
vbp.
I've been meaning to make a few NAntContrib style tasks out of these, b
That's every so good of you Eric!
I've got a build working in FinalBuilder2 that does a whole heap of stuff other than
compile projects. Its pretty cool to have a GUI to visualise the build tasks but as
I've mentioned its a real bind when it comes to compiling in dependency order. So I
think I
BTW, if you or anyone here is having trouble
automating the compilation of *.dsr files after
they've changed, we seem to have a solution. It seems
that the typeinfocookie setting in the dsr file is
machine dependant, and thus, when it gets modified and
checked in, the typeinfocookie is changed bas
I am using mono 1.1.1,
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1724.0; net-1.0.win32; dev; 09/20/2004),
and nunit 2.2.
Attempting try out invocation of nunit from nant2, with trivial build
script:
Christian,
Sorry it took me so long to track this down, but it's
been a while. A guy who I believe was named Peter,
sent me the following code. It's supposed to be like
a task but for VB6. I don't have the C#
skills to debug it and such. Maybe you or one of the
folks talking about vb6 here do
Hi Einar,
The following nant build script works on a simple "Hello World" managed C++ app.
Inputs:
main.cpp
assemblyinfo.cpp
Outputs:
bin\debug\HelloCppWorld.exe
Nant script:
Title: Message
I follow the example in GetTask.cs all the
time. Notice that the example has absolute paths for both localpath and path. They
are absolute paths to directories. In that case gets everything
in that folder (including inner folders due to the recursive attribute). In
your exam
Same for me; it's as "stable" in terms of robustness as the previous
one, plus a lot more new features. I try to upgrade to the latest
nightly from times to times.
regards
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 07:51:00 -0500, Felice Vittoria
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sanjay,
>
> How stable is 0.85? In m
Title: Message
Sanjay,
How
stable is 0.85? In my opinion it looks stable ... in fact, I'm
waiting it to be released so that I can deploy it on all my
machines. I've been testing my scripts on it on my PC and everything
for me looks good. This is my opinion .. I can't speak for anyone
Title: Message
Felice,
Thanks. I ultimately figured that out after going
through the source code and IVSSItem documentation. However, the documentation
for GetTask.cs paints a different story:
/// Get the
latest files from a local sourcesafe
database. ///
I am
actually usin
You might want to make certain that you Nant build actually works. Are you
cleaning out the bin before you do an Nant build? If not you might still be
using your VS.Net build and thinking that it is the result of an Nant build.
Kevin Dickover
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Title: Message
Sanjay,
What
version of Nant and Nant Contrib tasks are you using? Are you using the
latest ( 0.85 ) ?
As far
as localpath and path ... what I like to do is give an
absolute path to these attributes .. so , something like
this:
localpath="${root.dir}\Output\${somefi
Hello,
I am trying to build a .csproj file using the solution-task. The project
has dependencies to COM components written in Visual Basic, which in
turn has dependencies to ADODB. Everything works well on my machine
(Windows XP), but when running on another machine (W2k), I get the
following (ve
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