Morris, Jason wrote:
All,
I noticed that there isn't a default xslt file to transform the xml
output of the nunit2 task. I am sure that everyone would like something
different, so that is probably why one wasn't included.
check out the NUnitReport task in NAntContrib. There is a default
Jeremy P. Owens-Boggs wrote:
We saved the InstallShield projects as XML and used the xmlpoke task
in nant, no messy scriptJ
Jeremy,
you wouldn't by chance be willing to show some sample code would you? I
haven't done this yet, but I need to - it would be nice to have a
functioning exam
hi sandeep,
this looks like you might need to reverse compile ndoc (using
reflector or whatever) to see the link demand on the
NDoc.Documenter.NativeHtmlHelp2.NativeHtmlHelp2Documenter.Build
method. it must be requesting access to something that the domain
account is not allowed to touch.
cheers,
We saved the InstallShield
projects as XML and used the xmlpoke task in nant, no messy scriptJ
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I'm not sure how to implement this construct in C# and hoping that someone can show me what the syntax might look like.
I have the following _vbscript_ code that I use to change the
ProductVersion number property inside of an InstallShield project using
_vbscript_ that is called from my NAnt scrip
Gert,
I'm not at my work PC yet ... but this will give me the size in KB?
Felice
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Gary Feldman wrote:
Internally, we have a flag "isRecursive" that we set on patterns that
reflects whether the pattern potentially matches more than a single
directory:
Without studying the code to figure out the intent of the recursive
flag, my gut intuition is that only the ** implies recu
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> Hello,
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Hello,
I'm not sure if this has been asked before ... if it has then please accept my
apology.
I was wondering if there's a task or script that will give me the file size.
If so, what is it?
Thanks,
Felice
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Matthew Mastracci wrote:
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The fileset directory scanning logic in NAnt is somewhat unintelligent
as to how deep it goes. We made this tradeoff in the past so that we
can better combine multiple recursive filesets without a major
performance hit. For instance, NAnt's filescanner is just as
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Gary Feldman wrote:
I'm trying to create a fileset that goes one level deep, to pick out
subdirectories. In other words, I have a tree that looks like:
root/
project1/
testresults/
project2/
testresults/
I've tried both
and
Both of these wind up
Hi!
I've just had a 10-minutes VB.NET course and the result is included:
You need to:
1. Add NLog.dll reference to your project.
2. Add App.config file to your project as it tells NLog the logging rules.
If you don't do it, NLog will output nothing. Alternatively use other
configuration metho
Hi,
Have you looked at the documentation (
http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CCNET/The+Server+Service+Application
) ? Also, I think this question is probably better suited to the CCNet
User ( http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ccnet-user ) list
rather than the NAnt list.
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