Re: Failed to copy due to null

2006-08-22 Thread Ben Pracht
. Regards, Ben Pracht Matt Benson wrote: If you've found the basic cause, does that mean it'd be fairly easy for you to put together a working example? If we can see exactly what's taking place, maybe we can do something. -Matt --- Ben Pracht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Re: Failed to copy due to null

2006-08-16 Thread Ben Pracht
than this message. I know other people have had this message before, so I hope it helps them. Ben Ben Pracht wrote: I'm receiving a "Failed to copy " "due to null" message. I'm us

Re: Failed to copy due to null

2006-08-15 Thread Ben Pracht
Should I open a defect for this? Would that get someone's attention? Thanks, Ben Ben Pracht wrote: I'm receiving a "Failed to copy " "due to null" message. I'

Re: Failed to copy due to null

2006-08-14 Thread Ben Pracht
Matt, That's a good suggestion. I've upgraded to 1.6.5, but it didn't help. Any other ideas? Thanks, Ben Pracht Matt Benson wrote: You should probably start by making sure that upgrading to Ant 1.6.5 (the current version) doesn't fix the problem. -Matt --- Ben Prac

Failed to copy due to null

2006-08-14 Thread Ben Pracht
I'm receiving a "Failed to copy " "due to null" message. I'm using ant 1.6.2, and the task is:

Re: Trying to escape quote character in cpptasks type (repost)

2006-02-21 Thread Ben Pracht
Tommy Nordgren wrote: On 21 feb 2006, at 18.05, Ben Pracht wrote: I'm trying to pass in a macro define to the command line to define the level of code being used. Something like gcc -o objname.o source.c -DFIXLVL=\"FEB 17 2006\" the code does something like: static const

Trying to escape quote character in cpptasks type (repost)

2006-02-21 Thread Ben Pracht
I'm trying to pass in a macro define to the command line to define the level of code being used. Something like gcc -o objname.o source.c -DFIXLVL=\"FEB 17 2006\" the code does something like: static const char mszFixLvl[] = " " __FILE__ " at " FIXLVL " on " __DATE__ " at " __TIME__ " "; so

Trying to escape quote character in define argument for cpptasks

2006-02-17 Thread Ben Pracht
I'm trying to pass in a macro define to the command line to define the level of code being used. Something like gcc -o objname.o source.c -DFIXLVL=\"FEB 17 2006\" the code does something like: static const char mszFixLvl[] = " " __FILE__ " at " FIXLVL " on " __DATE__ " at " __TIME__ " "; so

Re: Installshield issues

2003-10-15 Thread Ben Pracht
;ve mostly gleemed stuff from there online help and wherever else. Regards, Ben Pracht - Original Message - From: "Doug Lochart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Ant Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Ben Pracht" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday