Robert Schneider wrote:
1. I have done all with a normal editor. Xml doesn't seem to be
advantageous in my case. How could I benefit from the xml format? What
do you do with it?
XML is a pretty hideous language for human use. I seem to remember
someone saying a while back that the inventor
Robert Schneider wrote:
4. Is there any further documentation how to use nant? I search for more
general information about nant.
If the wiki would work could I find there any other documentation? Will
anyone make the wiki work again?
I'm working on getting the wiki working again. We've had
Robert Schneider wrote:
1. I have done all with a normal editor. Xml doesn't seem to be
advantageous in my case. How could I benefit from the xml format? What
do you do with it?
XML is a pretty hideous language for human use. I seem to remember
someone saying a while back that the inventor
Hi Robert,
> 1. I have done all with a normal editor. Xml doesn't seem to be
> advantageous in my case. How could I benefit from the xml format? What
> do you do with it?
I've worked on build files in both Eclipse and Visual Studio, it makes
it a bit nicer than a normal editor in my opinion. Als
Now I'm working with nant for several weaks. I have accomplished to
create a build file somehow. But I'm not really happy with it. Because I
know this has mainly something to do with the lack of knowledge I'd like
to ask the following questions:
1. I have done all with a normal editor. Xml doesn't
Scenario:
Base directory (location of .build file) is "E:IAP DevSource".
Under this are sub-project directories: a, b, c etc...
In SOME sub-projects are files matching the template '*.sq?'. I need to
execute a task (exec) on each matching file found.
Nexted loops almost do the trick, b
