Could anyone tell me how to pass property value as argument of function? In this example, i have property Version which should be third argument of function set_value_to_file but function gets ${Version} string instead of property value.
property name=Version value =5.321.5 /echo
Use Version on its own
instead of '${Version}' and it should work - it is already enclosed in
braces, so it is already being treated as a variable.
Jonathan Evans
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CermakSent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 2:36 PMTo:
Basically, everything inside a ${ ... } block is evaluated,
so there's no need for the second nested block. Try:
echo message=version saved ${functions::set_value_to_file('C:\Autotests\V5.2.1\Results\Logs\NAnt.status.xml',
'version', Version)} /
Cheers,
Bill
From Vrata Cermak [EMAIL
Using Version without anything really helped, thanks a lot !!!
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Alexey 0 Moudrick wrote:
Hello, nant-developers,
I've redirected this to nant-users, which is more appropriate.
target name=tests
echo message=Running nunit2 task /
!-- //TODO: find a way to run all tests with global fail --
nunit2 haltonfailure=${ nunit2.haltonfailure}
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