Re: [NAnt-users] passing string delimiters

[Mark M. <MMo...@gl...>]

How about reversing the wrapping (i.e. '"Solution
1.sln"' instead of "'Solution 1.sln'").
Xml lets you quote attributes with either an apostrophe or a quote mark.
If you put the double quotes inside the attribute declaration, the xml
processor will take care of it and the nant plugins probably won't even
have to look at it...

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-Mark

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From: nan...@li...
[mailto:nan...@li...] On Behalf Of Phil
Sayers
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 8:57 AM
To: nan...@li...
Subject: [NAnt-users] passing string delimiters

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ok,

I'm using the msbuild task from nantContrib, but i'm sure the same
principles apply to nant, it's just a syntax issue.

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so my msbuild task looks like this

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 < msbuild project=3D"'${core.source}\Solution 1.sln'" >
   < arg line=3D"OutputDir=3D${core.output}\" />
   < arg line=3D"Configuration=3DDebug" />
   < arg line=3D"AdditionalLibPaths=3D${core.sharedassemblies}" />

</  msbuild>

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I'm getting a build error because the .sln file is passed to the msbuild
executable without its filename being surrounded by quotes. With the
space in the filename it's blowing up.

Is there a way i can include the quotes for the "project" attribute?
This has to be a common usage.

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Thanks

Phil