Ive tried creating a new project in
the same dir tree as the other projects, adding some really long name files and
compiling it. It works. But my other projects still dont. Ive
tried using solution instead of vbc and I get the same error
messages, in the likes of:
Vbc:
Command line
Evan,
depends on what you are using as a source document. You can find an xslt
stylesheet to transform vs.net vcproj files here:
http://radio.weblogs.com/0106046/VSConvert.xsl
You might find that useful even if your input source is somthing different.
Ian
Bonnett, Evan A wrote:
From what I
Title: RE: [Nant-users] XSLT to generate build files
I will be using solution files for c# projects as a source doc. (at least I think that's the way to go)
Evan A. Bonnett
Reynolds and Reynolds, IT
ERA Integrated Desking Development
937-485-8577
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-Original Message-
From:
I am using a solution task. However in the VS solution file
I have a .licx file that needs to be compiled. When I compile from VS all
works fine, but from NAnt I get the following error:
Failed to create license for type
'Infragistics.Win.UltraWinEditors.UltraCurrencyEditor'.
License
Ok, lets start with the basics Which version of NAnt are you using? Could you
provide a sample build file of your situation? Where is your build file stored in
relation to the projects you are trying to build? Where are you executing NAnt? What
command line are you using to execute NAnt? Can
Can you re-run your build script with the latest nant nightly build? Make
sure to turn on verbose debugging and post the build log. I think Gert will
be interested in the results.
Jarek
- Original Message -
From: Noah Davidson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: NAnt Users Mailing List [EMAIL
When I added a resource to the license file, it seamed to work (last week)
now the same build file is not working. I am not sure why. Is this issue
specific to Infragistics or any vender? If I do not use project files and
run the license task separately would this still be an issue? Is this an
How can I specify 2 conditions? If ${cond1} and ${cond2}
then run task?
Thanks
Noah Davidson
From the docs:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/help/fundamentals/expressions.html
Using the logical"and" operator you would
write ${expr1 and expr2}; if you are using a
nightly build with _expression_ support.
Otherwise you are out of luck and need to make a
single property to check.
Nope, the nant task frameworktakes care of
all of that for you. If you write your own task, don't worry about the
functionality of the base (inherited) properties, unless you want to change the
default behavior (which would probably make your task work
strangely).
- Original Message
Ineed to
specifya date range for the VSScommand line. The date must be
in the VSS format mm/dd/;hh:mm a/p.
Anyone got a snippet
to do this?
TIA
---Peter G JonesUniversity of
Canterbury, NZ--- Senior Analyst/ProgrammerMicrosoft
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