Gert Driesen schrieb:
> Hi Johannes,
>
> NAnt will not resolve PlatformID.Unix to its enum value.
>
> You can use this instead:
>
>
> ${operating-system::get-platform(environment::get-operating-system())=='Unix
> '}
>
> However, this will only work if you're running NAnt on .NET 2.0 and
> higher (or Mono 2.0 profile).
>
> Or, you can use this:
>
> ${platform::is-unix()}
>
> This will work on all CLR's.
Thanks, the latter is certainly more general.
> May I ask why you need to know the (class)path separator?
I have the following property (new lines before the $ inserted for
better formatting):
<property name="antlr.classpath"
value="${path::combine(sharedlibs.dir,'antlr-v3.x.jar')}
${java.classpath.separator}
${path::combine(sharedlibs.dir,'stringtemplate-v3.x.jar')}
${java.classpath.separator}
${path::combine(sharedlibs.dir,'antlr-2.7.7.jar')}"/>
"${java.classpath.separator}" replaced ";" which doesn't work on Linux.
As I don't want different build files for each platform I require a way
to select the right separator.
> Have you tried using the <path> element:
> http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/types/path.html
I didn't know that there is a <path>-element. Unfortunately, I can't
find a use case for this. How do I reference this:
<path id="classpath-includes" >
<pathelement path="${path::combine(sharedlibs.dir,'antlr-v3.x.jar')}" />
<pathelement
path="${path::combine(sharedlibs.dir,'stringtemplate-v3.x.jar')}" />
<pathelement path="${path::combine(sharedlibs.dir,'antlr-v3.x.jar')}" />
</path>
Thanks again!
Johannes
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