[Nant-users] Beginners problems with variables
I'm using nant 0.85 rc3 on an xppro box I am using a variable to hold the word "build" (which is my build directory) however, directory::exists seems to be working unexpectedly. specifically notice that what looks like "exists('build')" seems to return both true and false. Am I missing somethin
[Nant-users] Version
I need to get the version number from a txt file _without_ incrementing it. (i.e. without altering the version number). The "version" task is excellent, except that I cannot get it to leave the version number "as-is". It either increments the BuildNumber or the RevisionNumber. You can specify 'NoI
Re: [Nant-users] Beginners problems with variables
this is your problem: ^^ don't quote variable names inside expressions - they will be treated as literal strings. Use: ${directory::exists(build.dir)} instead. The reason you're seeing mixed true and false output
[Nant-users] .NET 2.0 and NUnit 2.2.2
When I try to install NUnit 2.2.2 it indicates that I need to be running .NET Framework 2.0.40607. The latest beta 2 release is 2.0.50215. How do I get an older version? Or is this a bug in that it is not expecting 2.0.40607 or later? Kevin --
RE: [Nant-users] .NET 2.0 and NUnit 2.2.2
Kevin, I'd suggest posting this message to the NUnit mailing list. Gert > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Burton, Kevin > Sent: maandag 9 mei 2005 6:06 > To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: [Nant-users] .NET 2.0 and N
Re: [Nant-users] How to use
Norman Morse wrote: I'm trying to use Jscript with the task and am having unexplained problems.
My build file has this target defined: