You could, depending on how much of a hack you are willing to tolerate
and how much of a hurry you are in, just embed the extra XML in an XML
comment. This would suck in many ways, but could probably be
implemented fairly quickly.
-Jacob
Quoting "Parrish, Ken" :
> I have a need to e
I'm not sure how this is Nant related, however I can give a reasonable
pointer.
.NET has a class Called System.IO.FileSystemWatcher
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.filesystemwatcher_members.aspx)
that allows you to set up and monitor file system changes. I'm not
familiar e
I typically work on windows, but in virtually all of the software I use
I use paths in the form of:
A/B/C
Windows seems to interpret this OK in the lower level API's (at least in
.NET, havent actually tried directly win32 stuff in ages). So I suspect
that you could use paths in that form prett
I believe it is possible on 0.85, as we are targeting MS 2008, and the
solutions (in some cases) are targeted at the .NET 2.0, even though
they are VS 2008 solutions.
The fix was that I had to tweak the Nant.config file like so...:
I had to add a framework node into the config file (see below
If it is a warning - you can typically turn them off with a #pragma
statment in code.
In VC, it is a #pragma warning, not sure in C# or VB, but I know they exist.
-Jacob
Quoting Brass Tilde :
>> that I want to build with nant. The problem is that our project has a number
>> of errors tha
I'm fairly new myself, but the following works for me:
...
-Jacob
Quoting Scott Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I hope someone here can help me.
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> I am new to NANT. So please forgive me if I am overlooking something.
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> My problems is using VS 2005 solution files and
Quoting Jacob Siegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I should add a little more information. This seems to happen for any
project that is a Visual C++ project. For instance, I created an
empty VC++ clr project , and got the same results just trying to build
that by itself with the tag.
Als
Hi,
I just started trying to use nant, and am running into trouble
using the solution tag to try and build an existing solution (which
builds fine with VS 2005).
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I can't figure out what the
error message is trying to tell me!
Thanks!
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