Greetings,
I'm new to Nant and was just trying to see if it works for my organization.
I was trying to us the solution task on a small project
I received the message below when I attempted to use the build file, I think
the parse error actually relates to
Maybe this isn't the right way to do this,
but I needed to be able to compare file contents (not just timestamps), and I
couldn't find another way to do this comparison with existing code.
School me if I'm just lost. :)
I'm proposing the addition of an attribute
called difffile to if/
David Reed wrote:
I'll investigate the coding conventions. I'm pretty sure that VS.NET
will "correct" the curlies by default, but I'll try make sure that my
NAnt patches adopt the alternate, untabbed lifestyle. ;)
Actually VS.net will get it wrong by default unless you change the
settings
Title: Message
This is a good feature you are
thinking of David! Good luck and have a great weekend!
More comments
inline
below:
-Original Message-From: David Reed
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, 05 September, 2003
16:53To: Anthony LoveFrancisco;
[EMAIL PROTEC
Title: Message
I'll investigate the coding conventions. I'm pretty
sure that VS.NET will "correct" the curlies by default, but I'll try make
sure that my NAnt patches adopt the alternate, untabbed lifestyle. ;)
I have no idea what the internals of the Framework do with
that StreamRea
Title: Message
A couple of comments and
suggestions:
- Check the coding guidelines
for the coding style:
- use spaces
- opening curly braces go on the same line with the if (), else, or while
()
- By using StreamReader, aren't
you taking on on the cost of decoding the bytestr
I'll just paste the message below without the happy
patch (since it violated some arbitrary post length limit) so that I can get
your feedback on its utility for others. If I'm not shouted down,
somebody can suggest a good method for getting the patch out there, if the
attachment vanishes.
Hi all,
I have been away from development for the last 4 months or so, and may be a
little longer still. I hope to have a few weeks, or months, of time back to
catch up with stuff before I take off again. I feel really out of things
will all the great improvements and changes that have happened re
I agree. solution task is quite ok in 0.8.3. Assemblyfolders are only
extension to it. Very needed extension, I must say, but still only
extension.
Maybe you could release 0.8.4-beta1 at same time?
Martin
- Original Message -
From: "Ian MacLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Matthew Mastracc
