You have NAntRunner. This runs the NAnt scripts from within VS .NET ide.
You can find this plugin at: http://nantrunner.sourceforge.net/
Rgds,
Niranjan
On 7/13/06, Dave Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can set up "External Tools" to do the job. I've got ones that callnant with arguments like
I didn't read this anywhere, I just know that I need ${} to access a property. Is it documented anywhere, that you don't need to nest the ${}? I imagine a lot of people run into this when doing string manipulation and/or function calls. It seems to me that a general not in the introductory section
Michael Craig wrote:
> I'm having trouble performing multiple string manipulations on a variable.
> Any suggestions?
>
> snippet:
>
> http://svn/MySource/Trunk
> http://svn/MyRef/Log4Net";
>
> http://svn', '')}" />
>
>
>
Don't nest the dollar signs ($). It should be, fo
Properties that are being evaluated within an embedded evaluation don’t
need quotes or to have ${ }.
Noel
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I'm having trouble performing multiple string manipulations on a variable. Any suggestions? snippet: http://svn/MyRef/Log4Net" ', 'http://svn', '')}" /> ', '/', '\')}" /> My result only displays this: [echo] http://svn/BeClear/Trunk http://svn/Shared/Log4Net [echo]
${p
You can set up "External Tools" to do the job. I've got ones that call
nant with arguments like "-e $(TargetName)-build". Make sure to check
the "Use Output window" option, with the -e argument to nant you'll be
able to click on errors in the output window and it will take you to the
code locat
Anyone knows a plugin for running nant scripts directly from VS 2003?
Thanks,
Eric
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.cxx is some sort of old and strange
extension for a c++ file that Microsoft supports in it's IDE. Apparently,
the xx is supposed to look like ++ rotated 45 degrees. I never use
it, and I don't know of anyone else who does, but we have a couple of third
party libraries that do.
"Gert Driesen" <
Did you have to strong-name all the assemblies?On 7/11/06, Bonio Lopez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear all,Just wanted to let you know that nant runs much faster on my machine, after
I have compiled nant.exe and most of nant tasks using ngen.With best regards,Boni---
Andy,
I can't really tell why you get a different result when compiling your
solution using NAnt.
Would it be possible for you to send me a small repro for this ?
Gert
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