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>OK - I've whipped up a couple of custom functions using the script
>task to inspect the contents of a fileset. Heres the script :
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>[Function("to-string")]
>public string Contains( string fsetID ) {
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dear guru,
I've noticed there is one built-in task under the task , I am not
quite sure about the functionalities of it , would you give me any clue about
it?
The reason I have this query is because I have met the two strange Error
message through the nightly build.
The message listed below:
It seems like a fairly common task to check if a registry entry exists
or not and then respond accordingly. In this situation, it would not
be an error if the registry entry does not exist -- in fact in some
cases it's expected.
The "failonerror" attribute to the readregistry task helps a bit here
Check out this code fragment:
The echo statement shouldn't happen if property2 doesn't exist;
however, the following error happens:
Property evaluation failed.
Expression: property2 is ${property2}
^
Property 'property2' has not been set.
Should this
Hi,
We were building ndocs
successfully until we split the code into dll files. We only want to
create and release ndocs on one of the files but it keeps failing on the ndoc
portion of the nant script:
The error message - note the
NSATransport.dll is in the same dir ("${build.dir}") a
To the Members:
Thanks to Gert for the earlier tip,
however, I tried upgrading both Nant and Nant-Contrib and it has become a real
headache. I have attached the most
recent error log of our build process.
It contains the various errors (and erroneous grammar) that I
encountering, most of
John,
You should be using NAnt 0.85 RC2. The docs you looked at are those for
that version of NAnt. This is clearly indicated in the upper right corner of
each page of the user manual.
Gert
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Hi there, one other thing I should note the is not correct, it
should be
(http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/latest/help/tasks/cvs-pass.html). Sorry
for the note below I think I used the wrong one as well. This should also use
the cvsroot attribute if you are executing it from a directory
Hi there, just a few things here. First, is there a space in your "Get latest"
target? If so, it might be a good idea to remove it, the target will work as
is (which suprised me a bit) but you will have to quote it on the commandline:
nant "Get latest"
If you are not calling the task like
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 11:17:00 +0900, Ian MacLean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> btw - I quite like the idea of prototyping functions/tasks in script
> tags before considering them for inclusion in NAnt. Maybe we should add
> a user-submitted scripts section on the wiki.
We did heaps in script tags o
John Hardin wrote:
Is there any way to dump the contents of a fileset? I'd like to verify
that it's doing what I want it to do, and I don't see a "verbose"
parameter on it or any task that will list its contents.
OK - I've whipped up a couple of custom functions using the script task
to inspec
John Hardin wrote:
Is there any way to dump the contents of a fileset?
no but if you run nant with -v many tasks ( csc for example ) will show
the list of files matched - ie because that will be the list of files
passed to csc.exe.
I'd like to verify
that it's doing what I want it to do, and I
Is there any way to dump the contents of a fileset? I'd like to verify
that it's doing what I want it to do, and I don't see a "verbose"
parameter on it or any task that will list its contents.
Thanks!
--
John Hardin
Development and Technology group (Seattle)
CRS Retail Systems, Inc.
3400 188th
Hey all.
I'm rather surprised to see this:
(nant 0.85 rc1)
c:\.\standard-build.include(205,4):
Operator '==' cannot be applied to arguments of type 'long' and 'int'.
Expression: ${file::get-length('Documentation_Excludes_List.txt') == 0}
Hi,
Really appreciate your feedback and this is what my build file looks like after
you suggested changes
I want the files under "New" folde
Hi there, sorry I haven't had a chance to sort through my email for the past
couple of days. Could you try running the command in verbose mode (adding
verbose="true" to the task or passing in -verbose on the
commandline will do this) and send me the checkout string that you are working
with a
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