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Subject: Re: [NAnt-users] FW: Sorting fileset
I've been trying that, but now i'm stuck on how to actually get the
the new files names into the new FileSet. I've tried setting
FileSet.IncludesFiles directory, but I can't seem to find the corr
Yes, but regardless of which way I get the fileset, I'm still not
having luck replacing the fileset with my new sorted one.
Griffin Caprio
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http://blog.1530technologies.com
On May 7, 2007, at 6:11 PM, Alan Guedeney wrote:
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> There was an example piece already provide in the emai
dtb;}throw new Exception("FileSet ID is empty");}-Alan
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>> did.
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> Yeah, i figured out how to do that after i sent the email. EIther
> way works for me though. However, no ma
Yeah, i figured out how to do that after i sent the email. EIther
way works for me though. However, no matter which way I pick, i can't
seem to figure out how to save the resulting sorted list as a new
fileset.
Griffin
On May 7, 2007, at 4:39 PM, Richard Gavel wrote:
> The fileset shou
The fileset should not be a build element of the custom task, it should be a
task attribute (just a string property). Within the task, you can resolve
the fileset id to the previously created fileset instance using the
Task.Project.DataTypeReferences property.
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From: Grif
