Hi Mateusz,
If you want to have manifest resource names that match those generated by
VS.NET, you should avoid usign .
Instead, you should use the element of the individual compiler
tasks and have the compiler task do the resource compilation (and generation
of the manifest resource names) for y
> >>Sure - of course breaking compatibility is a bad thing generally -
> >>however in this case I think there are probably more users who are
> >>frustrated/confused by the current behaviour than are
> >>actively relying
> >>on it. I could be wrong though - I'd love to get peoples
> >>opinions on t
User Boddu, Shobha wrote::
Is there any function to convert a string from lowercase to uppercase or
vice-versa? If there is, where can I get example?
http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/latest/help/functions/index.html#String
string::to-lower
string::to-upper
Notice, that the above is taken from th
Collier, Mike wrote:
I seem to be having some problems with the "if" attribute on a .
I would like to execute the if a specific property evaluates to
"true". I have the following:
try
if="${property::get-value('sql.init')}"
you need to reference the property by name.
Ian
I then recei
[Since I'm not subscribed to nant-users and I expect the list to reject
my post, I keep all of you in CC]
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Gert Driesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - Original Message - From: "Ian MacLean"
>> Gert Driesen wrote:
>> >>-Original Message-
>> >>From: Ian MacLean
>>
Hi,
Is there any function to convert a string from lowercase to
uppercase or vice-versa? If there is, where can I get example?
Shobha
