You probably need to parse position into an int:
${int::parse(position) - 3}
Bob
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Kapinos
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Thanks Gert..
>From old list archives it appears that possibly properties when
referenced in expressions always come out as strings? They seem to work
fine in arguments to functions, but I can't use them with operators
unless I use the datatype conversions. This is as expected? This is a
bit sp
Hey Steve,
Use int::parse instead.
Gert
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Subject: Re: [NAnt-users] can you nest functions? problems with data types
It's not really -
