ng to do and the two solutions I've come thought up.
--Edwin
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Thanks Gert! I think this is exactly what
I needed!
--Edwin
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Oops! I forgot the files!
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Suppose I have a file called paths.txt with this content:
[paths.txt]
path\to\file1.txt
path\to\file2.txt
path\to\file3.txt
[/paths.txt]
I want to create a few filesets with these paths except the base
directory changes per fileset:
To test this out I use to loop through the f
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Like this:
I need to add targets
dynamically at runtime. There’s no problem if nant doesn’t support
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You can put more tasks within the
onsuccess and onfailure
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Edwin,
You can use the "nant.onsuccess"
and "nant.onfailure" attributes to specify the target to execute when
the build finishes (with or without failure).
Hope this helps,
Gert
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Can I specify more than
one target with “nant.onsuccess” and “nant.onfailure”?
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Edwin,
You can use the "nant.onsuccess" and "nant.onfailure"
attributes to specify the target to execute when the build finishes (with or
without failure).
Hope this helps,
Gert
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