Is there a property in NANT that stores all the command line arguments?-Alan-
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project::get-buildfile-path() function.
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Subject: [NAnt-users] How do I get the name of the build f
How do I get the name of the build file from a property or is it a function?
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DOH! Sent this to just Ashish
When resolving a reference, the VB6 compiler will look first at the CLSID
hive in the registry for the GUID specified in the VBP file. If it cannot
find this, then it will use the path specified in the VBP file to try and
file the reference.
If you are building
Ashish,
You’ll need to register the dll’s for VB6.exe to compile your vbp. Once
you can compile it in the IDE, you can call the NAntContrib vb6 task to
compile your vbp for you. VB6 doesn’t have a way to provide references
outside of the normal COM system. It isn’t a NAnt thing, it’s a VB6 th
Hi All,
I want to compile VB project through NAnt script. But NAnt
doesn't have the way to provide refrences to DLL that are required
for my VB project.
I also changed the dll location via opening.vbp file in text mode
but still it is taking dll refrence from the a
