Hallo Gert,
* Am 14.11.2003 (19:35) schriebst Du:
> Are you sure about this, seems very unlikely ?
Here at home your example functions as supposed. I have
overseen following part of the docs: "For example, if you
want to initialize System.ObsoleteAttribute, you only need
to reference it as Obsolet
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From: "Sascha Andres" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users] asminfo und ComVisible Attribut
> Hallo Gert,
> * Am 14.11.2003 (17:41) schriebst Du:
> > I think
Hallo Gert,
* Am 14.11.2003 (17:41) schriebst Du:
> I think I'm missing the problem here : why is '[assembly:
> ComVisibleAttribute(false)]' wrong ?
The compiler doesn't reject ComVisibleAttribute set to
false, but when looking at the compiled result, ComVisible
is set to true (default), hence the
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Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 3:09 PM
Subject: [Nant-users] asminfo und ComVisible Attribut
> Hi,
>
> I want to set the ComVisible attribu
Hi,
I want to set the ComVisible attribute to false. It is
defined in System.Runtime.InteropServices. So I added an
import tag for that assembly to asminfo's imports. I also
added '' to the attributes node. The task now genereates
'[assembly: ComVisibleAttribute(false)]' which should be
'[assembly
