A program filename has '.' chars (for example: aspose.obfuscator),
ExecTask will consider it has directory part in filename, ExecTask
will add basedir as prefix.
Actually the aspose.obfuscator.exe is in path directory. Maybe below
codes will handle this correctly:
// ExecTask.cs
...
public
Opps, expression not support in element.
INTERNAL ERROR
The given path's format is not supported.
the build file:
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In nant's help I found: "basedir The base directory from which all
path calculations are done. The current directory is used by default.
" (http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/help/fundamentals/projects.html).
Following nant project file shows the default dir:
The encoding of vs.net project files is ansi, not the xml default
encoding 'utf-8'. When vs.net project file contains native chars, the
"Solution" task will fail:
BUILD FAILED
Error checking whether 'C:\work\PinYinConverter\PinYinConv
erter.csproj' is an enterprise template project.
There is an
