Matthew,
try adding the following references to the task in the target
the response file on windows .net includes them automatically which is
why it works on windows.
Ian
Met @ Uber wrote:
Earlier today I finally got NAnt installed, thanks a lot to everyone who
helped. So I decided to try
Matthew,
I'm glad you got it building. If you could put together a a small
document on your experience as a new user getting nant on linux/mono up
an running that would be great.
Ian
Thank you very much, the build was successful ;-)
Perhaps there could be a Mono Linux section during the instal
Matthew,
try running nant with the -verbose option. This will dump the
commandline that is passed to mcs.exe. You can then cut and paste that
into the console to run mcs.exe directly. If thats failing then its
probably somthing weird in either the Maverick code or mcs itself.
are you trying the
+1, mainly because I've just found a use for it in our linux build. We
need to create a nant shell script that contains the full path to the
just built NAnt.exe which we won't know till we build it. So it would be
a prime candidate for a use of the replace task.
Ian
The task could possibly be
Earlier today I finally got NAnt installed, thanks a lot to everyone who
helped. So I decided to try and build OJB.NET and then Maverick.NET but
with both I got the same error.
External Program Failed: /usr/bin/mcs.exe (return code was 1)
I'm trying to figure out if its their .build files or s
The task could possibly be modified to do it. But replace
would possibly be more intuitive for new users than using a filter
chain. It could probably support filter chains anyway - it might also be
cool to have a generic task too. Next release :)
I'm thinking that we could put the replace task i
Thank you very much, the build was successful ;-)
Perhaps there could be a Mono Linux section during the installation
documents explaining this, and to try NAnt from CVS instead of the
latest stable? (if no one wants to, let me know and I will happily)
Thanks everyone.
~ Matthew
On Sun, 2003-1
You need to make sure the path to mono is correct in the mono-1.0-linux
framework node of the NAnt configuration (/src/NAnt.Console/NAnt.Console.exe.config.linux)
Gert
- Original Message -
From: "Met @ Uber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ian MacLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "NAnt-Devel" <[EMA
When I run make it returns "Compilation succeeded" for the first part of
the Makefile "make linux-bootstrap" but fails on "make linux-nant",
which calls "mono bin/NAnt.exe -buildfile:NAnt.build build". Any
suggestions?
Here's the end of the returned message:
make[3]: Leaving directory `/usr/
I just noticed that Ant still has both the replaceTask and the
filtersets in copy/zip etc. I'm sure you could accomplish an in-place
replace with filtersets but I can see a task called replace being easier
for new uesrs to deal with than filterchains.
Ian
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks
to be honest, I'm not sure about that one ... If necessary we could ofcourse
create a task for that, but I was just saying we don't necessary need one
... didn't really give it much thought yet ...
Gert
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From: "Ian MacLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gert Driesen" <[EMA
Well the MakeFile is certainly doing more now than before, but I'm still
getting errors during the build. How do I go about configuring
NAnt.build for Mono on Linux? Is there any documentation on this?
Thanks again,
~ Matthew
On Sun, 2003-10-05 at 01:39, Ian MacLean wrote:
> Matthew,
>
> scra
What if you want to replace strings in a file in place ? - ie without
copying/moving the file
Ian
Gert Driesen wrote:
something like that yes :-)
but instead of having a separate task for that purpose, filterchain support
would be added to existing tasks (like copy, zip, ...)
Gert
- Origina
something like that yes :-)
but instead of having a separate task for that purpose, filterchain support
would be added to existing tasks (like copy, zip, ...)
Gert
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From: "Mitch Denny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gert Driesen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Ian MacLean"
<[EMAIL
So in implementation it would work like this:
[FilterChain("filterchain")]
public FilterChain FilterChain {
...
}
Then in the execute task:
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(...);
StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(...);
this.FilterChain.Filter(reader, w
Hrm, yeah I can see how that would be a better solution.
- Mitch Denny
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- http://www.monash.net
- +61 (414) 610141
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> -Original Message-
> From: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2003 7:38 PM
>
Hi Scott,
The driver for this kind of functionality would be orientated more at
the end user who has been charged with setting up an automated build.
With that in mind I think the solution might possibly consist of a few
layers:
Tools (e.g. NAntpad)
--
Hi Ian/Gert,
The current drop of the code I have doesn't work with a fileset,
although I guess it could easily be modified to do so. How long do I
have until the 0.8.4 feature freeze starts?
- Mitch Denny
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- http://www.monash.net
- +61 (
I think we should have a more generic solution for this, like Ant has with
its support for FilterChains ...
Scott has put this on his to-do list (and I updated the NAnt to-do list in
cvs with this information), but he's very busy so I'm not sure when this
will be available ...
Gert
- Origina
Same as the Ant replace task. Replace tokens in a text file ( or fileset
of text files )
Ian
Gert Driesen wrote:
Mitch,
Can you freshen up my memory again, and tell me what this task is supposed
to do ?
Thanks,
Gert
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From: "Mitch Denny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EM
Mitch,
Can you freshen up my memory again, and tell me what this task is supposed
to do ?
Thanks,
Gert
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From: "Mitch Denny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 7:05 AM
Subject: RE: [nant-dev] [Fwd: Ready to tackle next release]
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