Thanks, looks just right to me !!
Ian MacLean wrote:
Naz Quadri wrote:
Hi,
If I write a custom nant task is there any way I can place it in a
custom dir not under the bin dir ? Looking at Ant this was done by
having task and specifying the classname. How might I
manage this using nant ?
It
Hi,
If I write a custom nant task is there any way I can place it in a
custom dir not under the bin dir ? Looking at Ant this was done by
having task and specifying the classname. How might I manage
this using nant ?
Thanks
Naz
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Looking at the release notes it seems that namespaces have been added to
the nightly build for xmlpoke, so I assume that this is not possible in
0.84. Could anyone confirm or deny this ? Are there any workarounds ?
Failing all else I shall simply write a
Curtis Zarger wrote:
Naz,
Have you tried to remove the '<' and '>' characters, replacing them with
< and >?
Curt Zarger
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From: Naz Quadri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 8:31 AM
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Worked a treat, thanks very much
Naz
Curtis Zarger wrote:
Naz,
Have you tried to remove the '<' and '>' characters, replacing them with
< and >?
Curt Zarger
-----Original Message-
From: Naz Quadri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, Oct
Hi guys,
I have an xml file sim to :-
I want to add as follows :-
Some text
Looking at the docs for xmlpoke (note I'm using 0.84 and am not able to
upgrade to nightly builds)
The location specified by the XPath expression must exist, it will not
create the parent elem
Hi guys,
[Using Nant 0.84 release]
I am trying to reference some assemblies on network drives (or by UNC) I
seem to be having trouble specifying the full path in the refernce tab
like so :-
This does not seem to pick up the references. Do I need to u
Hi,
How can I change the version of the runtime I build with ? I am not able
to change the nant config file .
Thanks
Naz
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Hi guys,
I would like to name my assemblies in a certain way using the major and
minor version numbers in the assembly name. I can determine this from
one of two places the assemblies AssemblyVersion attribute or from the
directory I am in (3 dirs up will be the project version). How might I
do
Hi all,
I have a project which uses some PIA's (Primary Interop Assemblies)
through interop. Now these are in the GAC and so there is no real path
to them. Even looking at the VS.Net project file all I see is :-
Any ideas how I would add this in the references section of my csc task ?
Thanks
N
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