Does the exec task use 'mono' when on Linux to run programs? For
example:
exec program=${build.dir}/Ojb.Net.Tools.PoGen/pogen.exe
commandline=/repository ${resource.dir}/repository.xml /
Does that get passed to the command prompt like so?
mono
Apparently its just not documented, but the attribute itself works.
Thanks a lot. And that shouldn't break anything between OS's right?
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 16:25, Met @ Uber wrote:
That sounds like exactly what I need, but would you mind showing me an
example of what your talking about? I
Removed most of the 'extra' logging I had put in, but kept the
consistency between .Exists() checks and removed extra code being called
twice within logical a logical flow. It compiles fine on Mono so I'd
imagine it's fine on MS.NET.
If someone has a suggestion, let me know and I'll fix it.
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Patch is attached.
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 10:48, Ian MacLean wrote:
Sounds useful. Post away.
Ian
Met @ Uber wrote:
The patch I'm talking about is hardly important, its just a cleanup of
the logic and code within DeleteTask.cs. I was trying to figure out why
directory and file deletion
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Patch is attached.
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 10:48, Ian MacLean wrote:
Sounds useful. Post away.
Ian
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I was just following that because it was already in there, and there was
a verbose option in the task, so
is to
allow a different behaviour when only a single file is deleted, and when
multiple files are deleted (using a fileset)
Gert
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Where's the bug?
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 13:40, Met @ Uber wrote:
Its definitely more chatty, which I understand is not good, but its
consistent. If you don't take it, you should take the rest because its
a lot more consistent. I'll make the fix if you'd like, else I'll leave
it alone
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Where's the bug?
It was a bad choice of words ... I actually just meant the fact
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-10-05 at 12:49, Gert Driesen wrote:
You need to make sure the path to mono is correct in the mono-1.0-linux
framework node of the NAnt configuration (nant
root/src/NAnt.Console/NAnt.Console.exe.config.linux)
Gert
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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
I'm trying to get started with NAnt on Mono/Linux and am having some
problems. I've been using Ant with Java for about a year now so I'm not
lost in NAnts capabilities, but rather just how to set it up. How do I
go about building NAnt, so that I can use it with Mono? And how do I
setup my
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#!/bin/sh
make -f makefile.linux
mono bin/mininant.exe linux-build
# Simple makefile to build a miniNant with core and DotNetTasks
#
# ~ Matthew Metnetsky
# NDoc.Core.dll log4net-net-1.0.dll we're being searched under
# ./bin
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