Hi Sophie,
You can use the move task for this. Something like this should work:
-Mike
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Subject: [NAnt-users] How to test "if not propertyexists"
In the documentation I see how to test if a p
The nant task is mangling special characters within files names... For
example:
original file: 1Lista de recolección - Max.rpt
zipped file: 1Lista de recolecci=n - Max.rpt
Is there a way to set the encoding on the zip task?
Thanks,
-Mike
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Set failonerror to false on the
task and use the resultproperty attribute to capture the return code. After
the task has completed, you can use the task to check the
resultproperty and process it accordingly.
-Mike
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Title: Testing if a value is an Int
Is there a "clean" way to test if a property value is an integer? I've come up with a bit of a hack to accomplish this, but this raises an error in my build log (which shows up in my ccnet errors page…).
Here's my hack:
Title: Testing if a value is an Int
Is there a "clean" way to test if a property value is an integer? I've come up with a bit of a hack to accomplish this, but this raises an error in my build log (which shows up in my ccnet errors page…).
Here's my hack:
Title: csc Task Strategies
We have a similar issue with both references and files.
In some cases developers were checking in files that weren't included in the
csproj file, but would get picked up by the csc task fileset (**\*.cs). To
resolve this we built our nant scripts to parse the csproj
Is there a way to force nant to expand a property in the filterchain
refid.
For example:
The example above always fails:
BUILD FAILED
filterchain reference '${filterchain.refid}' not defined.
-Mike
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It looks like when running the task over a set of files in a
particular directory, the task is run on each file in alpha order. For
example, running the following nant task:
Where d:\foo contains the following files:
00_text.txt
01_text.txt
10_text.txt
100_te
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/loadfile.html
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Subject: [Nant-users] Input from file
I'm trying to do something fairly
esult:
Any ideas?
Mike.
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Accelerating Resource Creation on
Hi
Title: Accelerating Resource Creation on
Is there a way to accelerate the resource creation on the task. I can see that is calling for all the files included in the attribute. It looks as if resgen is being called once for each files included in the .
I did some testing with calling res
Is there a way to execute an NAnt task from within a C#
Title: Counting nodes using
Is there a way to count xml nodes using the task. I'd like to dynamically count the number of entries in the following xml file:
Is there a way I can do this with the task? I tried the following, but nant errors as "The _expression_ passed to
Title: Suppressing output
Is there a way to suppress the output. I use a lot of calls in my build process, which results in a bloated output file. I've set the verbose attribute to false, but still get a lot of output similar to:
[xmlpeek] Peeking at 'D:\perforce\mnau_main\Framework\Frame
Is there a way for a source build script to see changes to a property in
a separate build script. For example in the following scripts I'd like
to have the value of ${test.property} set to bar after the call to the
test target in test2.build. Something similar to the task in
ant-contrib
(http://an
Title: task & nunit categories
Is there way to specify nunit categories to using the nant task?
Mike.
Title: task & nunit categories
Is there way to specify nunit categories to include/exclude using the nant task?
Mike.
I noticed when I set the outputdir on the solution task to something
other than the default, all of the reference path's for the
PostBuildEvent's are incorrect. We do a lot of copying in our post build
events, things like:
copy /Y
..\..\..\..\..\..\..\External\Verinex.Security.Biometric.Fingerprin
I don't know for sure as it's not our code, but it is likely.
Mike.
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Error with solution task
Michael,
Hello,
I'm trying to use the solution task to compile a set of projects. I've
run into an issue with a particular reference assembly included in one
of the solutions projects. Please see the error message below. However
if I compile the source of the project using the csc task and include
the Veri
Title: Integrating NAnt with Visual Studio .NET
What are the various strategies for integrating nant with Visual Studio .NET? I'd like to be able to launch nant within visual studio with the build output redirected to the visual studio output pane.
I've seen NAntRunner, but can’t find any do
Here's how I do it...
Mike.
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Subject: [Nant-users] Sample task with Devenv
Hi All,
Can someone post an example of how they used the tas
Hello,
Can anyone provide some insight as to the best way to support both a
VS.NET IDE and an nAnt build environment?
Our developers need to use VS.NET to develop and test their components
and I need some way to build and test the components in an automated
environment. When setting up the nAnt
Has anyone run into a problem building a class the has multiple entry
points into it with nant? Is there a way to get around this with the
task?
Thanks,
Mike.
Here is the output I am getting from nant:
BUILD FAILED
D:\dotNet\nAnt\Projects\ItemSetup\ide\nant\nant.build(69,6):External
Program Fai
Can anyone point me towards information on how to use slingshot with
nant. Either documentation or examples would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike.
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Can anyone provide some feedback as to best practices for using nAnt.
How are the projects normally setup? How are dependencies normally
managed?
We are exploring converting our java / j2ee components to c# / .NET and
I am in charge of setting up the build environment.
Any advice would be greatly
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