Ian MacLean wrote:
from within a task ? that would be a neat trick - or did Thomas mean
from within a *target*
I couldn't think of any reasonable interpretation of "within a task"
that didn't imply he was already within a custom task. Hence I
interpreted it as "with a task," which I suppose is
Gary Feldman wrote:
Ian MacLean wrote:
Thomas Tomiczek wrote:
Ok, now things get intersting.
Is there any way to execute a target from within a task?
you could if you write your own custom task. Tasks have complete
access to the Project object and its list of Targets.
That's unnecessary. Just u
Ian MacLean wrote:
Thomas Tomiczek wrote:
Ok, now things get intersting.
Is there any way to execute a target from within a task?
you could if you write your own custom task. Tasks have complete
access to the Project object and its list of Targets.
That's unnecessary. Just use the task.
Gary
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Title: Dynamically execute a target when it exists
Ok, now things get intersting.
Is there any way to execute a target from within a task?
I try to get rid of the "additional" .build files.
My idea is:
* Every project has a central .build file, that includes the "main" build file
Thomas Tomiczek wrote:
Ok, now things get intersting.
Is there any way to execute a target from within a task?
you could if you write your own custom task. Tasks have complete access
to the Project object and its list of Targets.
Ian
I try to get rid of the "additional" .build files.
My idea i
