Nielsen.Allan Rene Dystrup AND wrote:
Since NAnt seems to be using the same parser for its own build file
as for VS project files (indeed for XML files in general), the approach
below hardly going to work...
Sure it will if you get the quoting right.
To try fix the XML parsing, I want to
Since NAnt seems to be using the same parser for its own build file
as for VS project files (indeed for XML files in general), the approach
below hardly going to work...
And as a consequence of this, since can't handle arbitrary
text files (unless there IS a way to escape special chars),
i've
First put Nant folder (C:\PROGRA~1\NANT) on your path
You have to create a Nant buildfile proferrably with a name such as
ProjectName.build and run Nant against that script e.g.
Nant ProjectName.build
M-
- Original Message -
From: "Amit Mohanty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday,
A follow-up question on the VS XML ampersand problem:
To try fix the XML parsing, I want to filter out
the '&' and substitute it with '&'
I try to use a Nant task with a and
to do that :
but now NAnt complains that it can't load its own build file
due to the from="class=Cics&
Hi Everyone,
I have got WinXp installed on my laptop and has a .NET2003 version 1.1
installed on my computer. I downloaded the binary zip files from the
NAnt website and tried to run
*C:\Program Files\NAnt\bin>nant
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1932.0; rc3; 4/16/2005)
Copyright (C) 2001-2005 Gerry Sha
Hi Matt,
Yes you're right, it should indeed be &
If I correct this in the VS .csproj file, the Nant
will load and build the project (and the rest of the solution).
I may be able to use this as a patch until MS fixes the VS.NET XML
generation; It seems to be localized to WebReferenceUrl definit
