On 28/11/06, Chris Lambrou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Remove the test from the do sub-element of the foreach task, and add it
> to the echo task. Alternatively, if you want to perform more than just
> one sub-task in the do element, place them inside an inner if task.
Ah that's got it! Great! Th
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Subject: [NAnt-users] foreach task: Looping over file lines, property
does not extend
I want to loop for each line in a file that has been produced by a
process and echo all lines with 'failed' in them to the email I'm
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Subject: [NAnt-users] foreach task: Looping over file lines,property
does not extend
I want to loop for each line in a file that has been produced by a
process and echo all lines with 'failed' in them to the email I'm
sending t
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Subject: [NAnt-users] foreach task: Looping over file lines,property
I want to loop for each line in a file that has been produced by a
process and echo all lines with 'failed' in them to the email I'm
sending to the developer list:
However, on the if clause of the foreach, I get the error that the
currentLine property is
