I've seen this problem before and as a result I devenv.com to
compile my master solutions. The following analysis applies to Visual
Studio .NET 2003. I've not tried Visual Studio .NET 2005 and thus do not
know if it differs from what I've seen with Visual Studio .NET 2003.
The Visual Studio proje
Certainly!
I would like to allow targets to "dynamically" add other targets to execute
onsuccess or onfailure. The simplest solution I can think of is to define an
onsuccess and an onfailure target to handle the appropriate situation and
provide a property where the other targets can add their
I have a suggestion. All collections should support the Composite
pattern. I've had many situations where I've wanted to specify multiple
filesets or divide up the namespace imports and then collect them up
where they are used.
Suppose I have three different namespace imports (N1, N2, and N3) and
Title: Iterating with a parser problem
Hi,
I’m pretty new here, but have had good success with NAnt doing the routine tasks. We’ve got a change in our CM hand over process in that developers will explicitly indicate a VSS version, rather than latest or a label. I’ve tried iterating with
Hi,
I've added a possible implementation to CVS that allows us to support global
collections.
To summarize implementation :
- modify the collection class to derive from a new DataTypeCollectionBase
- have it implement Ilist
- add an ElementName attribute (with the name of the global type)
- ad
Hello
I wonder if someone
can help me.
I want to tag some
stuff in CVS using cvs rtag.
I can create a tag
on the main head branch using the task but I also want to be
able to create the tag on a branch.
The actual cvs
command I want to execute is
cvs -d :cvsroot rtag
-r BranchName
Hello
A thousand apologies
if I am being really stupid.
I am using
nant-0.85-nightly-2005-01-23 build. My build script is using the solution
task to build a solution that contains c#, vb.net and vc++.net projects.
(Why people just can't use c# I will never know but that's a whole
Eric,
When we encountered a similar problem it usually boiled down to one of
two things:
1) A referenced project was the one that actually needed the project in
question.
2) The reference path was incorrect (typically a typo).
The easiest way I have found to determine which is the case is to fi
Title: Bug in Nant-Contrib\Tasks\SourceSafe\AddTask.cs
Looks like there is a problem with the AddTask.cs (IVSSItem CreateProjectPath( string file ))
relativePath = fi.DirectoryName.Replace(AddFileSet.BaseDirectory.FullName, "").Replace('/', '\\');
if (relativePath[0] == '\\') // Problem
I have been having trouble trying to get Project
References to work with the Solution Task. I'm
running version "NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1732.0;
net-1.0.win32; nightly; 9/28/2004". We just changed
all of our references to Project vs. DLL references.
The projects build via VS.Net (with a master
sol
Frank,
There's currently no support for doing this in place, but
you could use the task to filter-copy a file (meaning copy it
and replace tokens or strings while doing that).
Gert
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Chris,
I'll look into it later (today or this
weekend).
Gert
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nant-users@lists.sourceforge.netSubject: [Nant-users] FW: VBC not
finding SNK files specifi
Hallo,
is there any possibility to replace some string
expressions in a text-file. With task loadfile
I just can replace some strings and read the file in
a property. But I need some replaces in
a file on the hd and not in memory.
Thanks
Frank
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