Title: FxCop and return
Hi,
I run FxCop via the command so I am sure to run the same Command Line version we do when running FxCop through Visual Studio. The Task is below:
path::get-file-name
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Sent: Thursday, 20 July 2006 08:16
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Subject: [NAnt-users] Get directory name only
Hi there,
What is the simplest way in Nant to get last
Hi,
Meanwhile quite any machine has more then one processor (even Intel with
Dual Core and HT).
Would not it be nice to add multithreading to nant? As starting point I
could imagine to add some attribute to task, like
The de
Hi there,
What is the simplest way in Nant to get last directory only.
i.e. from c:\XX\YY\ZZ get ZZ
Is there any function? So far I find index of "\" and then get substring.
But it is a bit ugly.
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We use includes a great deal. The only thing you should do in your example
(we are using an older version of 0.85) is to move the includes above your
target.
John
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Frederick
Sent: Wednesday, July 19,
I'm working on converting some projects to using Nant for the build
infrastructure. It struck me that I should create a main structure and
then use s to pull in the XML for each major step. This way I
could:
1) isolate the XML into discrete files.
2) re-use these files across products.
3) becaus
We currently use NAnt with StarTeam. Here's our NAnt file
Dear all,
May be make the syntax of gac-(un)install
Either
Or
for both?
Currently it seems to me (may be I am wrong), a bit unlogical:
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Personally, I agree with Karl... NAnt is just sooo much more powerful than plain old solutions...It's even worth maintaining NAnt and proj files - developers use csproj/vbproj files in VS, and building is done using 'clean' targets with wild-cards. It increases the developers overhead slightly, but
