NAnt project to VS2003 solution - How do I do it?
Everywhere I look, I see the opposite. I know NAnt has many features beyond what I want right now (whiuch is to get VS intellisese and the other nice things I'm used to).
I want to take some sourcecode that is written in C# for .NET 1.1 and was managed within a NAnt build environment, and convert it (ie, create the .sln, .csproj etc files) so I can use VS2003 to continue some coding.
I'd love someone to give me a step-by-step recipe for doing this.
The project has a number of sub-projects in child folders, 30 or 50 code
files all up.
Yes, amongst NAnt users.
Partial joy: a manual procedure to do it - which does work. But it required fairly thorough knowledge of the projects being converted (info provided by the project developer). The project has a lot of resource files, only 20-30 code/forms, and involved a bit of reference-setting.
I see posts about huge size of some .build files, so I'm not surprised that nobody has built a tool to analyze and extract the small part that's relevant to creating a .sln and the .csproj/vbproj files.
