Hi all,
I was just trying out SharpDevelop and Mono on the
windows platform. It
appears to be a fantastic tool so far, but I can't
figure out how to specify
Mono as the default framework for NANT.
I tried specifying "-defaultframework:mono-1.0" in the
external tools option
in SharpDevelop, but try
Title: Choices Choices Choices
I am in the process of setting up an environment to do "Continuous Integration". Lots of (non .Net code (C++)) and (.Net code) in the future, are and, will be involved.. I am looking at tools that will work with Subversion (source code repository), do schedul
Hi Simon,
the pkg-config functions spawn the pkg-config binary behind the scenes.
It might be worth trying to pkg-config yourself and see what it
returns. As far as I know PKG_CONFIG_PATH is what pkg-config uses to
find packages.
You could also try iterating over the contents of System.Envi
Alternatively, if you have Visual Studio installed you can use an exec
task to call devenv with the 'clean' option before building.
Something like this:
It would be nice to have a 'clean' attribute for the solution task though...
Cheers,
Matt
On 8/10/05, Tim Posey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey Jim,
I came across an interesting article at
http://www.codeguru.com/Csharp/.NET/net_general/visualstudionetadd-ins/artic
le.php/c9663/ on how to create Windows Installer patches with WI3.0.
It would be a nice feature to have (I'm using Wise to generate patches at
the moment).
Also, doe
I think you'll have to manually create the RadioButton table.On 8/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I know this is a NAnt contrib task, but there doesn't appear to be a contrib users group so I'll try here.
Is there any way in the
task of directly creating radio buttons for a d
Does anyone know if its possible to ignore
these / not write these out? We have a large solution that this clutters up the
build report.
Thanks for any hints.
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Hi all,
I was just trying out SharpDevelop and Mono on the windows platform. It appears
to be a fantastic tool so far, but I can't figure out how to specify Mono as the
default framework for NANT.
I tried specifying "-defaultframework:mono-1.0" in the external tools option in
SharpDevelop, but t
Hi
again Bill,
Ah,
that did the trick :D
I
wonder how many problems have been solved this way... guess I should've tried
that right away.
Thanks
for your kind assistance!
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Einar
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Hi Einar,
Try with the latest build. I've just knocked up a small test and I get the xml generated just from using the task. All I did was create a C# library, add a couple of methods & xmldoc headers and set the doc name on the project properties in VS. Then I did a NAnt script with a task
Bill,
Thanks
for the reply. I am writing in C#, and using Nant 0.85-rc2.
When I
use the task, specifying the doc attribute, the XML file is
generated. It may seem, then, as if the task does not pass the
/doc switch to the compiler, yet it definitely registers the existence of an XML
d
Einar,
Just to confirm, I presume you are writing in C#, not VB.NET?
If it's a C# project, the documentation is actually produced by passing the /doc switch to the compiler. This is an attribute in the task, so youcould try that to prove it works, if so, then it could be an issue with the tas
Title: Creating XML documentation with Solution task only
Hi,
I'm having a slightly annoying problem, that hopefully is easy to solve. I have specified an XML documentation file for my project in VS .NET, but when trying to compile the project using the solution task, the XML documentation
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