Thanks for your help Ryan. The solution suggested is a possibility though not
ideal. So is your understanding that it is not able for NAnt to temporarily
pass control to cmd.exe to accept user input? Could this be achieved using a
scripting language such as VisualBasic.NET and the
Hi,
2010/4/18 Simon H :
> You are probably correct that the batch file is waiting for input from NAnt
> as it does not seem that control has been properly passed to cmd.exe to
> accept user input. I will explain what I need to do further to clarify why
> it is desirable to use a bat file like this
You are probably correct that the batch file is waiting for input from NAnt as
it does not seem that control has been properly passed to cmd.exe to accept
user input. I will explain what I need to do further to clarify why it is
desirable to use a bat file like this with NAnt.
I am designin
Hi,
At first glance, the reason why it freezes is because it looks like
the batch file is waiting for user input that NAnt isn't providing.
I'm sorry, I have to ask. Why are you running a batch file from a
NAnt build file? Seems like overkill to me, unless you have a
specific need for it.
Than
Hi guys,
I'm trying to run a bat file that displays a menu and accepts user input from
the commandline as input. To clarify, here is an excerpt of the bat file:
:topoffile
@echo off
@echo =
@echo This is an Oracle Forms Compilation facility
Hey Gert,
Sure, we can look into that and see the best approach on our side.
Thanks,
Ryan
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 2:12 PM, Gert Driesen wrote:
> Hey Ryan,
>
> Thanks for getting to the bottom of this.
> Regardless of whether this'll fix the problem for Martin, we need to improve
> our makefile
Hey Ryan,
Thanks for getting to the bottom of this.
Regardless of whether this'll fix the problem for Martin, we need to improve
our makefile to support other (mono) compilers beside mcs.
Can you add this to our roadmap ?
Thanks!
Gert
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Boggs [mailto:rmbo...@
Hey Martin,
Before going through the trouble of opening up a bug report, could you
try the following command(s) please? Forgive me but since I don't
know what Linux you are running, I am just going to list the most
common ones.
OpenSUSE:
(sudo) zypper install mono-complete
Ubuntu:
(sudo) aptitu
will do gert..could you provide a link where i can submit this bug?
bedankt,
Martin
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Hi Gert,
Mono may be dropping support for mcs soon but that doesn't mean that
Marty's issue isn't fixable. I've ran into this issue in the past and
resolving it is as simple as installing an additional Mono package.
However, since package setup differs between Linux projects, I need to
k
Ryan,
The Mono team is dropping support for .NET Framework 1.x, hence mcs is no
longer available.
I believe Mono 2.6.x is the last release to support .NET 1.x.
We'll just need to check what version of Mono is available, or just check
for the compiler that is available (1.x: mcs, 2.x: gmcs, 4.x: d
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