Assuming that the solution compiles successfully in VS.NET 2003, then you
should make sure that your environment variables are set correctly. Read
vsvars32.bat to see what needs to be set. I've found it very difficult to set
environment variables within Nant so you will likely need to set them
Hi Aaron,
Out of curiosity, are both versions functional? I assume
they are. Have you tried to using ildasm (and similar tools) to inspect both
assemblies?
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Edwin
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Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.)
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 12:25
To: Aaron Elder; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] File sizes
Hi Aaron,
Out of curiosity, are both versions functional? I assume
I'm executing a few external commands using the exec task. Some of
these executions may fail. For the purposes of my build process these
failures do not matter so I've been using the failonerror attribute to
allow the build to continue. Unfortunately the exec task still reports
such failures,
Here is another alternative:
exec program=ISCmdBld
arg value='-p ${WorkDirInstallShield}\NWEA_MAPAdminWeb_Install.ism'
/
arg value='-a MAPAdminWeb_Install' /
arg value='-c Release 1' /
/exec
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Edwin
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No, Visual Studio ignores this. If you check a particular solution file
you'll notice that the GUIDs assigned to each project are unique within
that solution. The GUIDs will match the GUIDs in the project files most
of the time. I believe that Visual Studio simply ignores the project
GUID in the
Title: vssget failed access denied
Access denied errors are usually related
to a lack of permissions to access the share But if everything works
correctly when you do not include the version attribute then Im not sure
what could be causing the problem Ive seen similar problems when
I tried
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
workaround for the edification of the uninitiated? (Me)
MArk B.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 1:35 PM
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Subject: RE
I've seen this problem before and as a result I exec 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
Suppose I have a file called paths.txt with this content:
[paths.txt]
path\to\file1.txt
path\to\file2.txt
path\to\file3.txt
[/paths.txt]
I want to create a few filesets with these paths except the base
directory changes per fileset:
fileset id=green basedir=C:\green
includesfile
Oops! I forgot the files!
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Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.)
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 3:03 PM
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Specifying a Finally target
Title: Transactionality in NAnt
Can I specify more than one target with nant.onsuccess
and nant.onfailure?
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Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005
10:03 AM
To: Gert Driesen
Title: RE: [Nant-users] Transactionality in NAnt
Seems to me NAnt is meant as a build tool
not a deployment tool. A deployment tool certainly requires transactions. As a
build tool NAnt does not need transactions although some of the things
mentioned so far in the thread are certainly
Title: Transactionality in NAnt
Im in need to execute a target
after all other targets have executed. I have an init target that does some
configuration and I need a teardown target to execute after all targets
scheduled to execute have done so. Id like to tell nant at runtime to
add this
Out of curiosity I tried the following:
nunit2
formatter type=Xml /
test
assemblies basedir=${basedir}
include name=**\bin\${config}\*.dll /
/assemblies
/test
test testname=TestNamespace
assemblyname=c:\path\to\first\test.dll /
/nunit2
I found that NAnt faithfully executed
Interestingly, I used to have this problem too. In my case I had two
projects (A and B) with one project dependent on the other (A depends on
B). Both projects referenced a COM assembly (C.exe via interop.c.dll)
and I used to get the access errors which I think occurred because the
second project
.NET can, on the other hand, start a process with particular environment
variables set. The exec task has an environment element for this
purpose. I use it to call devenv.exe and set the appropriate PATH,
INCLUDE, and LIB environment variable for that execution only.
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By chance, are you running NAnt with the
WebUI solution open in VS.NET? The reason I ask is that VS.NET tends to lock
interop libraries. I have had problems trying to clean my projects because of
similar UnauthorizedAccessExceptions but never trying to build the solutions
Anyways, its
delete
fileset basedir=${folder}
include name=**\bin /
include name=**\obj /
/fileset
/delete
Unfortunately, NAnt doesn't delete the folders. I suspect
that this is
because the folders are not empty.
Yeps
The help suggests that I can specify
a folder to
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Matthew Mastracci
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I'm trying to redirect output from exec to a file so that I can filter
the output and later print only the output I want. (In essence I am
trying to build a pipeline manually) Unfortunately, NAnt prints out the
output from exec even when I ask it to redirect the output to a file.
Obviously NAnt's
When is a fileset executed? Suppose I have the following build file:
project name=test default=test
fileset id=test.fileset
include name=*.* /
/fileset
target name=test
delete
fileset refid=test.fileset /
/delete
/target
/project
Would the fileset generate the file list
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Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2004 1:19 PM
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Subject: [Nant-users] FileSet Behavior
I'm using NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1783.0; nightly; 11/18
NAnt uses version 2.2 of NUnit for the
nunit2 task. It looks like your NUnit tests are using version 2.1. I
think its possible that it cant recognize the tests because the
versions dont match. You should try to upgrade to using version 2.2.
If that is not possible you could always
I'm using NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1783.0; nightly; 11/18/2004)
I noticed that when I use a fileset similar to the following:
delete
fileset basedir=${folder}
include name=**\bin /
include name=**\obj /
/fileset
/delete
the fileset is matching bin and obj folders as expected but also
Another way to look at it is that the include task copies the
contents of the included script into the main script. From NAnt's
perspective there is no included script if that makes anysense...
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Properties specified on the command line are read-only. When NAnt sees
your property line it tries to set it and it can't because it is already
read-only. Use a guard to make sure that it is executed only if the
property does not exist. Example:
?xml version=1.0?
project name=Test
property
I assume you mean decimal to hex
Decimal (base 10)
Hexadecimal (base 16)
Binary (base 2)
Anyway, something like this might work:
static string DecToHex(int number)
{
return string.Format({0:X},
number);
}
string hex = DecToHex(108);
hex would equal 6C.
using {0:x} as
To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.); nant-
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Odd solution error
Edwin,
It appears as if a type library is not registered correctly. I've
modified
NAnt to provide a more meaningful error message.
I'll upload a new nightly build in 30
I second that motion! J
Edwin
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Problem
with Move task, overwrite
J
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1:36 PM
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Problem
with Move task, overwrite doesn't work?
I could ofcourse
Although I have not been able to track
down the problem I have the feeling that this is some how related to
some form of ambiguity. I imagine that NAnt is somehow referencing assemblies
in a way that is not consistent with VS.NET. Perhaps one of the referenced assemblies
(might be a .NET
Great analysis! I totally agree. I think in the end I was trying to say
the same you did here. Well done!
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Can't access System Volume Information
when a
drive root is specified as basedir of a fileset
Edwin,
I faced a similar situation not long
Title: Error trying to check out from VSS
This is an odd error. To me it seems like
it should work. That is assuming that vssget is loaded and it appears
to be loaded Have you gotten any help on this?
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Title: Possible bug with property::exists
You need to enclose the property name in
single quotes when using property::exists, like this:
property name=SingleBuildFile
value=${property::exists(SingleBuildDirectory)}
/
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This raises a really important question. What constitutes a release? I
feel that every new nightly build is really a release since they are
made available to all. The current official release is simply a really,
really old nightly build anyway. I understand projects need to find a
balance between
I'm trying to build a solution with two C# projects. One is dependent on
the other. Both projects reference a COM library. The COM library is the
same in both cases. When I build the solution using solution the first
project appears to build correctly (no errors and the output appears in
the
stuck. Any help on that would be appreciated! Thanks again!
-- Edwin
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Subject: [Nant
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Hi Edmin,
Can you provide small repro's for both issues ?
Thanks !
Gert
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I whole-heartedly agree! Although non-typing will undoubtedly add more
complexity to the NAnt core code, it would, in many instances, simplify
life for the user. The ultimate goal for any software should be to
simplify the life of the user.
Certainly, having the power to use .NET constructs as
Hi Curt,
That is odd. Here is what I do. I have
Nant and NantContrib installed in different locations. I have a target that
loads NantContrib (and any of my custom tasks/functions/etc) via
loadtasks. Then I use nantschema to output the schema to the
VS.NET schema directory. This has
A language in which the return value of a function cannot be saved it
weird.
If my memory is correct pure functional languages do not save return
values. Most programmers learning a pure functional language find it
weird because they are used to imperative languages like C++, Java, C#,
etc.
VBCommenter is a VS.NET plug-in right? Perhaps you could write a custom
task that used the VBCommenter interface directly to do the work. I
don't know how difficult this would be but it seems like a possible
option. Of course, if another utility already does this then you should
use that instead!
, 2004 5:36 PM
To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.);
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users] arg value expanded prior to if test
Edwin,
In general, compilers (XML or otherwise) expand/evaluate all terms of an
expression before doing the final evaluating the expression. This means
NAnt does not support Cobol.net out of the
box. You could use the exec task to execute your Cobol.net compiler.
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Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004
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To:
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Subject: [Nant-users]
I am trying pass an arg to exec depending on the existence of a
property. Example:
exec program=program.exe
arg value=${arg} if=${property::exists('arg')} /
/exec
I receive an error message like the following:
error
Property evaluation failed.
Expression: ${arg}
^^^
Property
The CruiseControl.NET project (or users of that project) has encountered a similar
problem. They have documented it at
http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CCNET/VSS
Here is the bit that sounds interesting:
ccnetdoc
CCNet periodically reports the following error when connecting to
While this method is not the recommended procedure, it does have the
nice property that you can use the nantschema task to produce a schema
that will contain all the NAnt, NAntContrib, and Custom tasks specified
in the nant.exe.config. This is very useful since there is no other way
to create a
Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
While this method is not the recommended procedure, it does have the
nice property that you can use the nantschema task to produce a
schema
that will contain all the NAnt, NAntContrib, and Custom tasks
specified
in the nant.exe.config. This is very
When I create a task schema using nantschema/ and use the schema
within Visual Studio for IntelliSense I see a few attributes/elements
that are not recognized by Visual Studio (I get the little red squiggly
underneath the text). Here are some examples:
* 'if' and 'unless' attributes for target/
I expect spaces will not be the problem. I have NAnt and NAntContrib
both in C:\Program Files. Actually, I have them set up as follows:
NAnt is at C:\Program Files\DotTools\nant-0.85-nightly.
NAntContrib is at C:\Program Files\DotTools\nantcontrib-0.85-nightly.
In my NAnt build files I use the
Try passing a string by using single quotes
like: ${environment::variable-exists('temp')}.
--Edwin
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Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004
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Subject: [Nant-users] Calling
Hi All,
I am writing my own custom task and I would like to have a
collection of strings as an element something like the following:
customtask
filters
pattern name=pattern1 /
pattern name=pattern2 /
pattern name=pattern3 /
/filters
/customtask
My code looks like this:
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Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004
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To:
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Subject: [Nant-users] proper format
for a collection of strings in custom task
Hi All,
I am writing my own custom task and I would like to have
Is there an easy way to have one target depend on one of two
(or more) other targets?
I have a build file similar to the following:
project name=projectA
target name=build /
target name=rebuild
/
target name=test
/
/project
I would like my test target to make sure that either
/
/project
The solution is not too difficult. I am more
curious as to whether there is a better way to do this. Thanks!
--
Edwin
From: McCullough, Gary
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Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2004
9:50 AM
To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing
Systems Engr.); [EMAIL
I have a similar need. I need to filter out NAnt output after the build
is complete. I would like to specify a regular expression and remove any
xml nodes in the Nant output whose content matches the regular
expression.
In particular I'd like to ignore warnings that references Microsoft
Visual
Loren,
Could the problem be related to the PATH environment variable?
Did you make sure you can execute your xcopy from the command
line?
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Hi Madhan,
I bet if you took your concern to Microsoft they'd tell you to upgrade
to .NET Framework 1.1. I'm also willing to bet that most people using
NAnt with VB.NET have also upgraded to .NET Framework 1.1. That said,
you could try Microsoft and see if they'll give you a special fix for
the
Launch VS.Net.
File-Open-File (Open File dialog pops up)
Navigate to your .build file
click on triangle next to open button, choose Open With
Choose HTML/XML Editor
Click Set as Default button
Click Open
Now when ever you open a .build file (you can double click from
Explorer) VS.Net will open
I would recommend that you use the script task to create your own
custom function taking two strings and returning a boolean. You can then
use the System.Version class to actually do the comparison. Something
like this:
script language=C#
code![CDATA[
[Function(version-greater-or-equal)]
Is there a task I can use to filter output from exec? I thought
filterchain might work using replacestring to change the offending
strings to empty strings but it looks like only copy and move
support filterchain. Any ideas?
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Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 11:21 AM
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] checking nant version
Hmm, nant is not recognizing the script task:
Invalid
filesets do not seem to work when I execute nant from a mapped
network drive. I get the following error:
T:\Path\To\BuildFile.xml(13,5):
Error creating FileSet.
Access to the path T:\System Volume Information is denied.
I imagine I need to change some security setting somewhere...
I had to
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Subject: [Nant-users] fileset does not work on mapped network drive
filesets do not seem to work when I execute
Troy,
Have you reported this to the CCNet list? I'm sure they'd want to know
about this. I'm not sure that these problems can be addressed by CCNet
(the web app problem may actually be an ASP.NET problem that they can't
fix) but it's behavior they should know about. Likewise, I'm not sure
how
I'm sending this message to both the NAnt and CCNet mailing lists in
hopes that someone will have an idea.
I'm trying to automate a build/test process but I will need to
distribute some of the activities to multiple servers. Our software
controls a number of PCI and USB hardware devices. We
on using the CCNet web app (and dashboard if I can't
combine the results).
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still doesn't work for me.
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From: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 23, 2004 9:29 PM
To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.); Nant-Users
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] copy
fileset
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Sent: Saturday, July 24, 2004 1:50 AM
Subject: [Nant-users] copy task using fileset
I'm trying to do the following:
target
Sounds like the solution task should know how to create (and execute)
a shell script (batch file in Windows) to run build events for C++.
There are 3 build events: Pre-Build, Pre-Link, and Post-Build. Then
there is also a Custom Build step. My projects would fail to compile
because almost all of
I'm trying to do the following:
target name=copyfile
copy todir=C:\ToDir\Path
fileset base=C:\Base\Path
include name=filename.txt /
/fileset
/copy
/target
Nothing happens. The only output is get is:
copyfile:
and nothing
I've been stepping through the solution task code and I found
something interesting.
The version of NAnt I'm using is:
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1653.0; net-1.0.win32; nightly; 7/11/2004)
On line 110 in Solution.cs a Regex is created for finding project
configurations in solution files. The
Title: Ftp task?
At one point I had thought of using webdav to upload
files to our site. It's not any more secure than FTP but the functionality would
have allowed our team to "auto-post" build/testing results to our intranet team
SharePoint website.
IMHO,aftp (and/or webdav)
task could be
What if you are a using Nant in a situation where you
do not have access to Visual Studio? You could potentially be on an OS that's
not supported by Visual Studio (i.e. Linux) or you don't have the financial
capacity to buy Visual Studio. In these cases you don't have the means to create
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included for the build
can at least have a warning about this potential
problem...
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Sent: Friday, July 02, 2004 4:11 PM
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Hi Gert, Brian,
I've had this problem come up when I tried to build some C++ projects I
have. The projects have been upgraded from Visual Studio 6 and I thought
that could be part of the problem. From what I can tell a project
specified in the solution file has a different GUID than the GUID
Here is an example of what you want to do:
exec program=${devenv.exe}
arg
arg value=${devenv.sln} /
arg value=/${devenv.action} /
arg value=${devenv.cfg /
/arg
environment
option name=PATH value=${devenv.path}
The only downside to this method is that you need to know the
dependencies ahead of time and manually put them in the build file. One
would think that a utility to do this for you would exist...
Then again, most people using .NET technologies are using VB or C#.
Unfortunately, this means that
I've gotten similar errors in the past when trying to use vssget. When I specify
localpath it must use '\' as the directory separators otherwise it complains that the
path is not a DOS path. In other situations I've noticed that either works. I think
this is because .NET library objects are
directory structure, with maybe even longer paths.
No clue
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Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 7:35 PM
To: Adrian Hara; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Long path bug?
Adrian
Of Castro,
Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.)
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 5:32 PM
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Process Devenv.com output to change message
level in XmlLogger
(My apologies... I forgot a subject!)
Hi All,
I have spent that last few days trying
Adrian,
Im not a Nant expert, but I wonder
if this is a problem with the vb.net compiler? Do you use Nant exclusively? Or
have you tried compiling your projects directly using the vb.net compiler or
VS.NET?
Not having looked at the Nant vbc
task I expect that it doesnt put a limit on
I have noticed that VS.NET sometimes locks assemblies after building
them. I have had problems where a build fails because the assembly could
not be deleted (as in a clean operation). I don't see this problem if
I'm using the command line (i.e. devenv.com). Don't know that this
VS.NET behavior is
Hello All,
Slingshot looks like a cool tool! Can I specify a different Target? Also, does it
support VC++ projects?
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: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 11:53 AM
To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.); [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Slingshot Question
Well, as I'm finding out, you can specify a target once you call the slingshot task
but you have to have prior knowledge of what it generates
: Giuseppe Greco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 9:38 PM
To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.)
Cc: Gert Driesen; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Target Templates
Edwin,
the latest nightly build supports wild targets and
the example I sent you yesterday
I am writing a number of targets that could be created into
templates and Im not sure whether this is possible or not. What I have
is a collection of identical targets where specific property names vary in
predictable ways. Bellow is one example of such a case.
target
One thing I've noticed is that NAnt can build its own sources ok, but if
I always have problems building it with VS.NET. From what I can tell,
there is no need to recompile NAnt, unless you change something...
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To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.)
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Target Templates
What I'm wondering is if there is a way to generalize
=get.project1
...
/target
target name=build.project1 depends=get.project1
...
/target
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Edwin G. Castro
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From: Giuseppe Greco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 8:34 AM
To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems
, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.)
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Target Templates
On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 21:32, Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems
Engr.) wrote:
NAnt does not appear to allow wildcards in target names so this
suggestion doesn't quite work... Any other suggestions
Not a problem. Point me to anything that might help. Thanks once again!
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Edwin G. Castro
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From: Scott Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 11:12 AM
To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.)
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with the
problem
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Edwin G. Castro
Firing Systems Engineer
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From: Scott Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 11:12 AM
To: Castro, Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.)
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] solution task
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