Hi Dustin,
To include a file of property definitions use the include task.
http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/help/tasks/include.html
Just create a build file that contains only property definitions.
Somthing like:
project name=common build properties
!-- place global properties here --
I'd like to propose a new function set that would help solve the issue of
generating a classpath from a list of files. The functions deal with named
filesets like this:
project
fileset id=zzz
includes name=*.cs /
/fileset
fileset id=rrr
includes name=*.csu7987987 /
These look cool. I wonder should fileset::exists be fileset::contains ?
by definition if its in the fileset it must exist. Would somthing like
fileset::rescan() also be useful ?
Ian
Jaroslaw Kowalski wrote:
I'd like to propose a new function set that would help solve the issue of
generating
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I'd like to propose a new function set that would help solve the issue of
generating a classpath from a list of files. The functions deal with named
filesets like this:
project
fileset id=zzz
includes name
I could use such feature to workaround lack of fileset-merge and could be
handy on other places as well.
Martin
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Please
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how about:
to-string() or to-delimited-string() which is a bit of a mouthful ?
oh and why not fileset::count() instead of or as well as
fileset::is-empty() ?
Ian
Horsfield, Peter A wrote:
Please don't call it flatten
, Peter A
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OK. I'd like to gather current ideas (with some minor modifications) with
one-line summaries:
fileset::exists(id) - checks whether fileset named id is defined in
current project
fileset::get-file-count(id) - returns the number
I was having this same problem! Thanks for the script.
+1 for a ant task
brant
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Hi everyone! I joined this list because there are some differences between
Nant and
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how about:
to-string() or to-delimited-string() which is a bit of a mouthful ?
oh and why
