[NAnt-users] nant vs. include tasks

Hi all, what are diferences between nant and include task. Only that nant task execute default target? Thx a lot A. -- Let Crystal Reports handle the reporting - Free Crystal Reports 2008 30-Day trial. Simplify your repo

Re: [NAnt-users] Nant Log (xml)

You can just use the echo task which will put the message into the log. BOb > -Original Message- > From: Ales Vojacek [mailto:al...@fbl.cz] > Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 2:29 PM > To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: [NAnt-users] Nant Log (xml) > > Hi all, > > is it poss

[NAnt-users] Nant Log (xml)

Hi all, is it possible to include Task description in log file, or some other information useful with analyzing log file? We are using CCNet build server to build our applicanion, there is NanTTimings report which is nice, it would be nice to see duration tasks with some other informations not on

Re: [NAnt-users] Getting the Path of an Included Build File

> build files. Like I have a structure like: > > Trunk >ADE > ade.build >RTE > rte.build >Blah > blah.build > > The ADE, RTE, Blah, etc folders are all products that can be built > independently but they all will share a variety of directory paths > (i.e. > paths to b

Re: [NAnt-users] Getting the Path of an Included Build File

I am planning on just using a relative path to the main include file. I'm just trying to avoid specifiying all these properties in all of my top-level build files. Like I have a structure like: Trunk ADE ade.build RTE rte.build Blah blah.build The ADE, RTE, Blah, etc fo

Re: [NAnt-users] Getting the Path of an Included Build File

> The actual problem is that I have some top-level include file that > contains > stuff like: > > > > > . > > I want these properties set when I include them in my build files. > There is > a variety of top-level directories that my build scripts will need to > know > about. Basically the

Re: [NAnt-users] Getting the Path of an Included Build File

The actual problem is that I have some top-level include file that contains stuff like: . I want these properties set when I include them in my build files. There is a variety of top-level directories that my build scripts will need to know about. Basically these properties need to be s

Re: [NAnt-users] Getting the Path of an Included Build File

If I understand you correctly, you want the path without the filename. get-buildfile-path() returns the path and file of the currently running build script. If all you need is the path portion, you could just parse that out yourself:

Re: [NAnt-users] Getting the Path of an Included Build File

> I would like to create a common include file that several of my builds > use. > It would setup a few global directorise and properties. Then my build > files > would just use the element. However, I am trying to use the > project::get-buildfile-path() function inside my include file to get > the

[NAnt-users] Getting the Path of an Included Build File

I would like to create a common include file that several of my builds use. It would setup a few global directorise and properties. Then my build files would just use the element. However, I am trying to use the project::get-buildfile-path() function inside my include file to get the current path