Primarily two reasons: I plan on adding in prepend and append
capabilities and I want to be able to specify a root directory for every
task w/o using Nant properties which may make things harder to
understand for others. The people that will be updating this don't know
anything about Nant and I jus
try
see the documentation, but it will save
need to supply a delimiter.
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What would I use for the value in the foreach delim when I want
the full line until the CRLF of the file I just read in via loadfile?
file="AssemblyInfo.cs "
property="Assembly.Info.File"
/>
Thanks,
~Robert
Flanakin Michael C Ctr HQ OSSG/OMR wrote:
Basically, I want to create an XML file which describes all of the
changes that need to take place. For instance, consider the following
XML:
If you just change the word "update" to "xmlpoke", you'll have a valid
NAnt task. Why isn't that go
Basically, I want to create an XML file which describes all of the
changes that need to take place. For instance, consider the following
XML:
I think this is pretty straight-forward. I want to update a bunch of XML
files using an xpath query. I was hoping someone might have had to do
som
Flanakin Michael C Ctr HQ OSSG/OMR wrote:
Yeah, I know how to code it. I was just wondering if anyone has already
attacked the problem so I wouldn't have to. The best programmer is a
lazy programmer! :-) ...ok, maybe not; but I can try.
What exactly is the problem? I know you don't expect to
Hi Thibaut-
Thanks for your help. I replaced my exec line w/ the echo- and it works!
Apparently I have a problem with my exec line.
So close... I'm only in my 4th hour of NAnt usage- and I'm finding this
tool to be fabulous.
Thanks- I'm sure I'll be able to determine what's wrong w/ my e
Lay - z?
I'm sorry but I am Not familiar with that Technology!
*It Must be classified*
Good Luck,
Martin Gainty
(mobile) 617-852-7822
(http)www.laconiadatasystems.com
Yeah, I know how to code it. I was just wondering if anyone has already
attacked the problem so I wouldn't have to. The best
Yeah, I know how to code it. I was just wondering if anyone has already
attacked the problem so I wouldn't have to. The best programmer is a
lazy programmer! :-) ...ok, maybe not; but I can try.
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From: Martin Gainty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi andy
I don't see any mistake so far (but it's friday afternoon:) on the iteration point.
Could you try adding a inside
the for loop, before the exec (so we can see if at least the iterating
syntax is really good ?).
cheers
Thibaut
2005/9/23, Andy Lindeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello-I'm wan
Hello-
I'm wanting to iterate through all the subdirectories of my base directory
and perform an action on any file named AssemplyInfo.cs. I haven't been
able to get the correct syntax as of yet- hoping someone can point out what
I have wrong.
Good Morning Michael
I would look at XMLDOcument and XMLTextReader facilities available with .NET
classes at
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;317662
HTH,
Martin Gainty
(mobile) 617-852-7822
I have a number of XML files which need to be updated for my
applicatio
I have a number of
XML files which need to be updated for my application. As more and more features
need to be customized, I need to update more and more XML files and properties.
Obviously, I can manage a build script to do all of these, but I'd honestly
prefer not to do it that way. Has an
For VS2005 I had to place it in C:\Program
Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Xml\Schemas
-Mark
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2005 10:48 AMTo: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.netSubject:
Re: [Nant-users] Free vers
Hi all,
I have some question about NAnt.
1. We are now developing under MS Visual studio. We have one solution
and in this solution is about 20 projects. Which use of NAnt is better?
Use one NAnt file for whole solution or is it possible to have one per
project and than a few for solution which
Hi guys,
I am trying to create a generic script that compiles a .NET assembly.
I
would like to reuse that for most of our products, they are really
similar, and I would just like to change the name of the output file
and
some preprocessor symbols.
I will need to vary the , , or
filesets
You will also get an intellisense dropdown when you type xmlns= in the tag of the file.
Thibaut Barrère <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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