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> From: nbl prasad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: vrijdag 23 september 2005 7:50
> To: Gert Driesen
> Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Reading a text File
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> gert,
>
> Can i have the example of using the below scinerio.
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Hi,
I have a scenario where i need to read the entire Text
file which contains the release notes of the project
and put it into VSS comments while using
Thanks and Regards
Prasad
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> Kelly,
>
> I don't know what your build structure is, but I have
> certainly come across
> similar problems in the past.
I think we all have... why else would we be here ;-)
> My prefered solution to this is that I don't rely on anything being
> installed on the build machine.
Just to c
Kelly,
I don't know what your build structure is, but I have certainly come across
similar problems in the past. One of teh reasons for switching to NAnt
originally was the problem with VS using hint paths and if it couldn't find
a referenced assembly, it goes and looks for something similar.
My
Thibaut Barrère wrote:
...
We have some third party library (namely, Syncfusion Essential Suite)
which is massively used in our components (here the CCNet+NAnt setup
drives 60+ solutions). A new release came out with a change in the
licensing strategy (the content of the .licx file had to be
Martin Gainty wrote:
Good Morning/Bonjour
I would like to ask Gary if there any version of make has capability
to handle building a solution such as the Nant Task solution
keeping in mind that the solution task handles all permutations of
environment development, uat, qa, release as well as
One of the major problems we have with our current (non-NAnt) build system is
that it is dependent upon various libraries and programs being installed just
so on your computer. You can build the application on one computer, but it may
not work on another computer. Same source files, different re
You can also use the NANT editor in SharpDevelop a free Microsoft visual Studio clone. Try it, it's quite neat.On 9/22/05, Thibaut Barrère <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Select the build file then right click and select "open with".
VS.Net
will prompt the editor you wish to use, pick up the html/xml e
Select the build file then right click and select "open with". VS.Net
will prompt the editor you wish to use, pick up the html/xml editor.
Then check the properties area (F4), the nant schema should appear in
the targetSchema property (drop down list).
T.2005/9/22, Wilson, Glenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Firstly, when does VS.NET 2003 "prompt you with the available
schemas"? Secondly, how do you get VS.NET 2003 to recognise that *.build
is an XML file?
Glenn
Glenn
Wilson
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But I want something like what Nant pad offers. :(
On 9/22/05, Brass Tilde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Is there any tool out there that is open source or free that is an
> > alternative to "nant" pad? Bascially looking for a "nant" editor.
>
> There used to be some instructions somewhere in the
Basically, grab the NAnt.xsd file from the schema folder under NAnt and paste it into the \Common7\Packages\schemas\xml folder under your visual studio install (common7 might have been renamed in VS2005)
Then in your nant scripts, include the xmlns attribute in the tag. VS will prompt you with
Absolutely Jonathan
Nant/ant has Dependency checking, the ability to scope properties, the
ability exec mail for build results
From my perspective Nant/aNT are far more powerful than anything Ive seen
with make
(but then again I havent used the later versions)
With Warm Regards
Martin Gainty
> Is there any tool out there that is open source or free that is an
> alternative to "nant" pad? Bascially looking for a "nant" editor.
There used to be some instructions somewhere in the NAnt docs for using
Visual Studio 2003 for this. That way, you could use the same editor
for your build scri
Is there any tool out there that is open source or free that is an
alternative to "nant" pad? Bascially looking for a "nant" editor.
Thanks,
Jason
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Make
has always been used in conjunction with shell scripts and other tools; it
functions largely as dependency-sensitive glue binding together all of the
commands to build and link C programs. So, if pressed, one could probably
write all of the things you mention using Make. The point of
Good Morning/Bonjour
I would like to ask Gary if there any
version of make has capability to handle building a solution such as the Nant
Task solution
keeping in mind that the solution task handles all
permutations of environment development, uat, qa, release as well asthe
ability for solu
Hi Prasad,
one think you could do is extract the version from the AssemblyInfo.cs
using a regular _expression_ for instance, then label it using VSS
NAntContrib tasks. I'm using the following _expression_ to retrieve the
version from AssemblyInfo to do this :
Regex regex = new Regex(@"AssemblyVers
While I see many advantages (and disadvantages) in NAnt, I can't thinkof anything off the top of my head that it can do, but that can't be
done with ordinary make/bash (or other scripting language). NAntbenefits from having a centralized repository of tasks, so that we don'teach have to build our
Hello Gert,
I found what causes a problem: the checkbox in the Build column was not
checked (it is placed in the solution properties window -> Configuration
properties)
Thank you,
Dmitry
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> From: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, Septemb
Prasad,
The task can only be used to generate an AssemblyInfo file, not to
read individual values from such a file.
I assume you build an assembly containing this AssemblyInfo.cs file as part
of your build procedure, right ?
You can get the assembly version from that compiled assembly using thi
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