Gert,
Exactly what I needed. Works as I had intended.
Thanks,
Ken Parrish
Gert Driesen wrote:
> Ken,
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> You need to use a "wild" target:
> http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/fundamentals/targets.html
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> For example:
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Ken,
You need to use a "wild" target:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/fundamentals/targets.html
For example:
Well, your nant task is not in a target, so there is no current target.
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Subject: [NAnt-users] Command line
I am trying to construct a
'master' build script, and example of which is below.
buildfile="MyProject/MyBuildScript.build"
target="${target::get-current-target()}"
inheritall="true"
failonerror="false" />
If I execute these
script with the following com
Just use the foreach task with a file set pattern that will only include
.build files.
BOb
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Subject:
This is pretty easy to accomplish by iterating a fileset created using
**/*.build to list all the build files in your sub-directory structure and
then execute the task on each one with the necessary parameters.
It does however sound a bit dangerous unless all your assemblies are (and
always wi
I am looking for a
technique using Nant to create a ‘generic’ directory walking .build
file.
For example: In the
following scenario, I have three project directories, each with a
.build file (Project1, Project2 & Project3). I’d like to create a
.build file one level up, in this case, Project
Hi all,
I want to find the registry path to cabwiz.exe in Visualstudio 8.0.
(SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\InstallDir...like)
Can anybody tell the path and how to get it. I have opened regedit and tried
to find it manually. It was time wasting!,
Regards,
Dhanuka.
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