Vagmi Mudumbai wrote:
> Hi Yuncong,
>
> Actually it is supported by Nant.
>
I'll take your word for it, but I wouldn't call it "supported by NAnt,"
I'd call it escaping out of NAnt.
I'd consider it supported when such an array could be used in the
task, when
${property[index]} gets interpreted
My late thanks are to Ramya and Vagmi. Now I have three solutions to try and compare to the problem I faced.
Yuncong Shu
On 7/13/06, Vagmi Mudumbai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Yuncong,Actually it is supported by Nant.Suppose you have a task called and you would like to write the task in the
Hi Yuncong,Actually it is supported by Nant.Suppose you have a task called and you would like to write the task in the following way.
Value1Value2This document contains custom XML and the Task has to informed that this task has CustomXMLProcessing. You will have to override the CustomXmlProcessing
Hi Shu,
You could try the task to accomplish what custom tasks do. You can find a lot of information on
Thank you, Gary. Now at least I know this is not supported by NAnt.
Besides creating custom task, is there any easy way I can reuse some code in NAnt? I always found the provided tasks can satisfy our requirements.
Shu
On 7/12/06, Gary Feldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Cong wrote:> Hi All,>
Cong wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I need to pass an array of strings from the XML-base NAnt build file
> to my custom NAnt task. Can someone tell me which attribute I can use
> in the C# class for the custom task? And it will be very helpful if
> you could give me a simple XML example. Hope my questio
Hi All,
I need to pass an array of strings from the XML-base NAnt build file to my custom NAnt task. Can someone tell me which attribute I can use in the C# class for the custom task? And it will be very helpful if you could give me a simple XML example. Hope my question is clear.
BTW, as a be
