John,
Not sure if this is right (it is Friday afternoon, after all), but you
might want to try the following:
Basically, in the test itself and also in "if" and "unless" clauses, try
only using one set of "${ ... }" operations.
Regards,
Richard
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This seems like it should be fairly simple, but i cant get it to work.
I have two properties and i want to test to see if their string values are the
same.
i've tried many, many combinations, such as the following:
can someone help me?
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Title: Nant aborting unexpectedly (Cannot delete )
Greetings all,
I am trying to use the nightly build from Dec 13th (nant.exe version 0.85.2173.0).
My build script (which was working fine with RC3… at least it was before Christmas) now fails. The failure may occur at any point in the
Well. I *almost* read your mail properly :)
Maybe you can try to keep the name constant, but change the value of the fileset by redeclaring it before your operation ?
hope this helps
Thibaut
On 20/01/06, Thibaut Barrère <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It works for me. I have a first target to decl
It works for me. I have a first target to declare the file sets
then I use it that way :
Are you doing something a bit different ?
kind regards
Thiba
In one of my builds, I have several targets that do exactly the same
thing on different filesets.
Right now I'm duplicating the whole ..., which is getting annoying.
What I'd really like to do is to specify the refid for the fileset in
a property. That way each of the targets can set the property
All,
I’m looking for Microsoft.Web.Services2 version
2.0.3.0 to resolved a document compile issue with nDoc through nAnt. Please
forward me a zipped copy of this file if you have one.
Thanks in advance,
Bill Boswell
Core Development Team
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Hi Robert
I'm likely to proceed to the same kind of switch in the forthcoming months, unfortunately I can't say much more for the moment.
If this can be of any help, the NAntContrib task available to deal with
Seapine Surround seem to have been contributed by Matt Harp from
Seapine Software, so I