RE: [NAnt-users] task & special characters

2006-03-14 Thread Gert Driesen
Michael, I'm looking into this and it's working almost completely, but I might have stumbled onto an issue in #ziplib: http://community.sharpdevelop.net/forums/thread/6008.aspx Gert > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Nau, Michael

[NAnt-users] task & special characters

2006-03-14 Thread Nau, Michael
The nant task is mangling special characters within files names... For example: original file: 1Lista de recolección - Max.rpt zipped file: 1Lista de recolecci=n - Max.rpt Is there a way to set the encoding on the zip task? Thanks, -Mike Working together. For life.(sm) _

Re: [NAnt-users] Building C++ .vcproj files and using the free VC++ 2003 Toolkit

2006-03-14 Thread Garen
Thanks, I'll try that.  About the lib.exe thing though, I know the path to lib.exe for Visual Studio .NET 2003--I was referring to using the free Visual Studio C++ 2003 Toolkit though: http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/It doesn't have a lib.exe, but lib.exe is just a wrapper that does

[OT] RE: [NAnt-users] Help on Integrating Nant with Nunit

2006-03-14 Thread Bryan White
Richard said: > ... > If I were you, I would also be asking myself if I really want to work > for your company. Unit testing and continuous integration are so much a > part of best practices that any company unwilling to accept them is > (IMHO) extremely unlikely to consistently deliver a quality p

Re: [NAnt-users] Building C++ .vcproj files and using the free VC++ 2003 Toolkit

2006-03-14 Thread Marc Towersap
You can create separate targets, each target building a project within the solution, and have the final big "compile" target that depends on the other targets in the appropriate order. Each project target can look something like:        lib.exe should be in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio

[NAnt-users] Building C++ .vcproj files and using the free VC++ 2003 Toolkit

2006-03-14 Thread Garen
I've got a nant build working by doing something like: http://nant.sf.net/schemas/nant.xsd">          but I noticed that if one of them fails, the entire build fails.  So, I was wondering: is there a way to build .vcproj files individually so that if one fails, it will go on and try building t

RE: [NAnt-users] Help on Integrating Nant with Nunit

2006-03-14 Thread Foster, Richard - PAL
Bryan, I don't know if this will be appropriate, but you might want to consider the mechanism used by CruiseControl.NET. (CCNet itself would probably be even better, since you could end up with a little icon on each developers machine letting you know if the build is good or bad. One user even has

[NAnt-users] Nunit2 Help Required

2006-03-14 Thread nbl prasad
Hi All, Could anyone please help We are using the following script to test the Nunit test case But even if the Nunit test case is failed, it displays build succeeded. With the Following Warning message and no error message is displayed in XML File. [nunit2] Asse