Ian,
Looks like Scott picked up the ball, so I won't scramble to cvs -u.
Csdiff is from Component Software. They have CS-RCS, a source control
product that's free. Csdiff is their diff tool. Cf.
http://www.componentsoftware.com/products/csdiff/
/jean
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users] task is broken (and fixed)
> yes,
> but use the -u flag. What is csdiff btw ? you can also use
> cvs diff to diff against the repository
>
> I
yes,
but use the -u flag. What is csdiff btw ? you can also use
cvs diff to diff against the repository
Ian
Ian
You mean, like this ( produced w/ csdiff )
/jean
.\NAnt.Core\Tasks\IfTask.cs
84c84
< protected FileSet _compareFiles = null;
==
protected FileSet _compareFiles =
You mean, like this ( produced w/ csdiff )
/jean
.\NAnt.Core\Tasks\IfTask.cs
84c84
< protected FileSet _compareFiles = null;
==
> protected FileSet _compareFiles = new FileSet();
99c99
< set {
==
> set { _compareFiles.Includes.Add(value);
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From: "Jean Rajotte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3:17 PM
Subject: [Nant-users] task is broken (and fixed)
> Sorry for my earlier post re: using filesets in . The expected
> syntax isn't , it's
Sorry for my earlier post re: using filesets in . The expected
syntax isn't , it's . Still, when I use
, there's still problems. I found that it's because the
fileset in comparefiles isn't set up properly. Basically, there's a
bug. I've fixed it in my version of the source. I don't know where
