Hi friends,
I am getting this error message while compiling
fatal error C1083: Cannot open compiler generated file:
'.\Debug/EventRecord.sbr': No such file or directory
EventRecord.cpp is my file name
I think This is the problem due to the option
B
OK,
I ugraded Nant from .85rc3 to .85 and now I whenever I try and pass in
properties over the command-line
NANT -D:my_database=server
I now get the following error:
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.2478.0; release; 10/14/2006)
Copyright (C) 2001-2006 Gerry Shaw
http://nant.sourceforge.net
Invalid value
Thanks guys, the include file concept is brilliant and solves my issues
nicely. Thanks also for submitting it as a bug, I didn't know I could do
that as well.
Eric
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Eric,
I've been playing around a bit with what you're trying, and I would say
it looks suspiciously like a bug. (Anything passed via the response file
should, IMHO be processed identically to the way the same string would
be processed on the command line, and it isn't.)
I have submitted it
Eric,
Presumably if the configuration is machine dependant, then you are only
concerned with the properties on the command line changing as I would
imaging the name of the build script, log file etc will always be the
same?
In this case, have you considered defining the properties in a separat
response inline.
Thanks
Eric
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I would expect "-D:vb6base=c
I would expect "-D:vb6base=c:\program files\microsoft visual
studio\vb98" to work, but since you say the switches are in a file I
don't know if that will still be valid. (It would be from the command
line).
Regards,
Richard
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Can anybody suggest how I can squeeze a long filename with spaces into a -D
switch? I've got a text file with a number of switches, like:
-buildfile:proj.build.xml
-logfile:proj.build.log
-D:vb6base=c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vb98
But that last switch is no good, since it s