Marrill Cornish wrote:
> We could add a new "stmt" attribute whose string value is an entire
> XML element whose whole execution is to be conditionalized on "test"
> attribute ...
The down side of this is that the parsing of the XML within the
statement attribute would need to be handled by the
Merrill Cornish wrote:
Gary,
What are the arguments in favor of not changing it?
I can't think of any language that does not evaluate all arguments to a subroutine call because invoking that subroutine. NAnt is using XML elements much like subroutine
That's not precisely correct. Every
Tony,
>>> individual clauses in a boolean expression are evaluated in the order they
>>> are written.
Clauses in an _expression_, yes. Arguments in a subroutine call, no. The
languages I am familiar with evaluate ALL arugments before making the
subroutine call. The order of evaluation may d
Gary,
>>> What are the arguments in favor of not changing it?
I can't think of any language that does not evaluate all arguments to a
subroutine call because invoking that subroutine. NAnt is using XML elements
much like subroutine calls where all attributes are evaluated before the
element p
It would be *helpful* if the expression evaluator actually paid attention to
parenthesis to force expression evaluation
Martin-
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I encountered a problem with the task
not long ago. I went to the nUnit web site, downloaded the latest version
(2.2.2), built and tested my code using it and VS. I then tried to run the tests
using the task and they promptly failed. As it turned out,
the latest version of nUnuit is not s
The order of evaluation for if and unless can go either way AS LONG AS it is
well documented. I am not sure if the order of evaluation if discussed
anywhere in the documents.
Over the years I have worked with many C derived languages where the
individual clauses in a boolean expression are evalua
Gert Driesen wrote:
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...
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BUILD FAILED
C:\Projects\Eden4All\test.build(6,4):
An empty string is not a valid value for attribute 'dir' of .
...
The value of the if/unless attribute is not evaluated before the
initialization of ot
I’m using the NUnit2
task for more than a year without any problems.
Frank
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