I would like to create a common include file that several of my builds use.
It would setup a few global directorise and properties. Then my build files
would just use the element. However, I am trying to use the
project::get-buildfile-path() function inside my include file to get the
current path
The actual problem is that I have some top-level include file that contains
stuff like:
.
I want these properties set when I include them in my build files. There is
a variety of top-level directories that my build scripts will need to know
about. Basically these properties need to be s
I am planning on just using a relative path to the main include file. I'm
just trying to avoid specifiying all these properties in all of my top-level
build files. Like I have a structure like:
Trunk
ADE
ade.build
RTE
rte.build
Blah
blah.build
The ADE, RTE, Blah, etc fo
I'm trying to make some of my nant scripts generic such that clients of the
script will just pass in a filterset id. However, I need to do checks to
make sure the filterset id exists. Is there a way to test for this similar
to how we do if="${property::exists()}"?
Thanks
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I'm trying to write my own "write" task that uses a filterchain. I want to be
able to write to a file (i.e. I am creating an xml file) and replace some
strings in the process using the replacestring filter. I am basing my code
off of the CopyTask but I can't seem to figure out how to use the
Physi
Hi Ryan,
Yeah, I get an error saying
Error 2 'NAnt.Core.Filters.PhysicalTextReader' is inaccessible due to
its
protection level
This sorta makes sense to me but I'm not sure how to get around it or do it
properly. So I guess what I am really asking is whats the best way to apply
a filt
I wanted to check and see if there has been any work done on the P4 NAnt
tasks involving a changelist bug that I just found out about. It was
mentioned here
http://www.mail-archive.com/nantcontrib-develo...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg01538.html
[NAntC-Dev] Bug in Perforce Nant tasks many years ago
