Thomas Tomiczek wrote:
Yeah, this did fix it.
Sadly the documentation for the include task did not really give me a
hint in this area.
I'll add a note that the included file also needs to be valid xml.
Ian
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From: Ian MacLean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Yeah, this did fix it.
Sadly the documentation for the include task did not really give me a
hint in this area.
Works now.
Thomas
> -Original Message-
> From: Ian MacLean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Donnerstag, 12. Mai 2005 08:22
> To: Thomas Tomiczek
> Cc: nant-users@lists.sour
Thomas,
the included file also requires a top level tag. The error you
are seeing is an xml error since your file contains:
...
ie multiple elements at the top level - forming an invalid xml document.
try somthing like :
...
Ian
Thomas Tomiczek wrote:
I jsut re-ch
I jsut re-checked, and I am unable to find any type of
bug.
Basically, when I plug the content of the include file into
the main build file, it does work.
If I move it out into it's own separate file (and include
it), I get errors.
This is the error:
C:\Work\ThonaConsulting\EntityBrok
Malcolm,
You have fallen victim to the most common error when using functions... never nest your _expression_ evaluation brackets ${}
${directory::exists('${build.dir}')} becomes ${directory::exists(build.dir)}, and similar for your other expressions.
This is demonstrated in the fourth example o
Does anyone have a modified version of vsconvert.xsl that supports
conversion of c++ projects (.vcproj)?
If not, any other suggestions on how to generate a build file for a c++
project?
Thanks!
Ted
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Soil & Topography Information, LLC
Madison, Wisconsin
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Is there a way with NAnt to insert the entire contents
of one file into another file (non-xml)? What I'm
doing now is creating a header file and trailer file,
using echo to append on to the header file what I need
to insert, and then put the two together with concat.
Does anybody know of a more g
Title:
Looks like it might be
a bug in your included build file.
This is exactly what I
do, except I have the project's build files setting a lot of properties, and
the master build file makes all its decisions based on those properties.
I'm not sure how
overriding targets would
Bruce asked about not incrementing the version file
In my system, the version file is a source controlled file. I cannot
actually increment the version number unless I check it out and check it
back in. In the event of a build failure, I undo the checkout of the
version number file and it au
Title:
Hello,
I am trying to get into orgainizing my nant files more.
I have a central nant file that all our projects should share.
Is it viable to use an empty shell file (possibly with do-nothing targets that the projects fill out) and have it include the core targets?
How is the s
Ah, excellent. I don't know that you ever mentioned what version of
nant you were using, but I have often had very quirky results when
trying to mix-and-match nant and nantcontrib builds. I find that I have
a whole lot more luck when I keep them in synch.
Tony
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From:
Thanks for your response Tony,
After searching on Google, I found that it's a known issue with Nant
Contrib -0.85-rc2. This has been resolved in Nant Contrib -0.85-rc3. It
works fine with the new version. I've tested the same for my project.
Regards,
Shelly
-Original Message-
From: Sel
I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that the problem lies
somewhere near line 142, column 6 of your "buildcenter.build" Nant file.
:-)
Can you share that piece of your build file (along with a reasonable
number of lines/blocks before and after?
Tony
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I’m getting the following error while trying to add a
file in vss using Nant Contrib -0.85-rc2
Add-build-package-invss:
BUILD FAILED
E:\Projects\EASS\Frameworks\BuildAndRele
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