I found the solution to writing to the registry, and thought I would
post it here for sake of the archive and anyone else who was interested.
There ia a "reg" command that can be executed at the command line (or
assumedly from a NAnt script using an exec task).
REG.exe (NT Resource Kit, W2K Suppor
use the task "output" parameter to send
the program's output to a file.
use task in NantContrib to concatenate
the files.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Nielsen.Allan Rene Dystrup ANDSent: October 13, 2005 12:23
PMTo: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net;
How do I code this as a
in Nant ?
C:"\Program
Files\MKS Toolkit\mksnt\date" > Date.txt
cat Date.txt Log.hdr Clean.log Build.log Document.log Test.log Pack.log >
Log.txt
Best regards
Allan Dystrup
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That sounds pretty cool. For my needs, space needs to
be a valid delimiter.
On another note, has anybody done a WiX task yet? Any
in the works?
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Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 10:56 AMTo: Arnette,
BillCc: nant-users@lists.sourcefor
Bill,
I've started work on a set of fileset function in NAntContrib (see http://nantcontrib.sourceforge.net/nightly/latest/help/functions/index.html).
If it would help, I could add a function in to convert a fileset to a string with optional delimiter, something like:
fileset::to-string
Sorry if this is
obvious...
Is there a way to turn off logging for the
task? I'm running the Microsoft HTML Help Compiler via the
task and I'm noticing that the output contains a lot of
non-standard characters that end up truncating the notification emails when
using MailLogger.
Ide
Is there any way to pass a fileset to the task?
I came up with the following work-around[1], but is there a less verbose
way?
Bill
[1] build up a property in a task.
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