Hm... good idea, Ray,
Currently, rather than copying files I want, I don't copy files I know
I don't want - ie my NAnt task uses file pattern to
ignore things like .cs
However, given that the .csproj file is just XML, it should be pretty
easy to loop over and copy the given files... I think
I solved this problem by making an xslt to convert the .csproj file into a file
list, then use the task to copy the files.
The XLST is attached, and here's a simplified version of my nant task (not
tested):
So the
I solved this problem by making an xslt to convert the .csproj file into a file
list, then use the task to copy the files.
The XLST is attached, and here's a simplified version of my nant task (not
tested):
So the
is menu command actually does and how it does it, that may be
able to be replicated.
Tony
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Subject: [Nant-users] Handling
Is there a facility to look at a web project and "copy" the files marked as
"Content" to a given location? This is kind of a deployment of a web
project - but we need to deploy to an intermediate directory rather than an
IIS install.
We could, of course, copy file patterns. However, one thing w
