While we're at it, is there any way to force the output from an EXEC task to
the value of a property?
I've got a quick little script that checks for the existence of an IIS virtual
directory, and if it's found, prints "true" and if not, prints "false".
Right now, the only solution that I can find
n a different machine, which may
> or may not have a different structure.
>
> Regards, and good luck,
>
> --
> Troy
>
> On 6/2/05, Malcolm Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am trying to get my nant contrib task to load from a relative path.
> >
>
Taking a quick crack at it, try setting
failonerror="true"
the problem that I can see, is that failonerror defaults to true, are you
setting it to false somewhere near the top of your script?
I'm not sure if you even *can* set a global failonerror setting.
Malcolm
--- "Scott, Larry (TRIAD RE
lcolm
--- Malcolm Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to get my nant contrib task to load from a relative path.
>
> here's my tools directory
> C:\tools\
> nantcontrib-0.85-rc3
> nant-0.85-rc3
>
> I have tried this,
> />
> and th
I am trying to get my nant contrib task to load from a relative path.
here's my tools directory
C:\tools\
nantcontrib-0.85-rc3
nant-0.85-rc3
I have tried this,
and this
which should both work, but the error I'm getting for both is:
notice
I'm using nant 0.85 rc3 on an xppro box
I am using a variable to hold the word "build" (which is my build directory)
however, directory::exists seems to be working unexpectedly.
specifically notice that what looks like "exists('build')" seems to return both
true and false.
Am I missing somethin
