<ccmklbtype> Task

This task uses the cleartool mklabeltype command to create a ClearCase label object.

Parameters

Attribute	Type	Description	Required
typename	string	Name of the label type to create.	True
comment	string	Specify a comment. Only one of `comment` or `commentfile` may be used.	False
commentfile	file	Specify a file containing a comment. Only one of `comment` or `commentfile` may be used.	False
global	bool	Creates a label type that is global to the VOB or to VOB's that use this VOB. Either global or ordinary can be specified, not both. The default is false.	False
ordinary	bool	Creates a label type that can be used only in the current VOB. Either global or ordinary can be specified, not both. Although false by default, if global is also false or not specified ordinary is the default behaviour.	False
pbranch	bool	If true the label type is allowed to be used once per branch in a given element's version tree. The default is false.	False
replace	bool	If true, allow an existing label definition to be replaced. The default is false.	False
shared	bool	Sets the way mastership is checked by ClearCase. See ClearCase documentation for details. The default is false.	False
vob	string	Name of the VOB. Must be a valid path to somewhere on a VOB.	False
failonerror	bool	Determines if task failure stops the build, or is just reported. The default is true.	False
if	bool	If true then the task will be executed; otherwise, skipped. The default is true.	False
timeout	int	The maximum amount of time the application is allowed to execute, expressed in milliseconds. Defaults to no time-out.	False
unless	bool	Opposite of `if`. If false then the task will be executed; otherwise, skipped. The default is false.	False
verbose	bool	Determines whether the task should report detailed build log messages. The default is false.	False

Framework-configurable parameters

Nested Elements:

Attribute	Type	Description	Required
exename	string	The name of the executable that should be used to launch the external program.	False
managed	ManagedExecution	Specifies whether the external program should be treated as a managed application, possibly forcing it to be executed under the currently targeted version of the CLR.	False
useruntimeengine	bool	Deprecated. Specifies whether the external program is a managed application which should be executed using a runtime engine, if configured. The default is false.	False

<arg>

The command-line arguments for the external program.

Represents a command-line argument.

When passed to an external application, the argument will be quoted when appropriate. This does not apply to the line parameter, which is always passed as is.

Parameters

Attribute	Type	Description	Required
dir	directory	The value for a directory-based command-line argument; will be replaced with the absolute path of the directory.	False
file	file	The name of a file as a single command-line argument; will be replaced with the absolute filename of the file.	False
if	bool	Indicates if the argument should be passed to the external program. If true then the argument will be passed; otherwise, skipped. The default is true.	False
line	string	List of command-line arguments; will be passed to the executable as is.	False
path	<path>	The value for a PATH-like command-line argument; you can use `:` or `;` as path separators and NAnt will convert it to the platform's local conventions, while resolving references to environment variables.	False
unless	bool	Indicates if the argument should not be passed to the external program. If false then the argument will be passed; otherwise, skipped. The default is false.	False
value	string	A single command-line argument; can contain space characters.	False

Nested Elements:

<path>

Sets a single command-line argument and treats it like a PATH - ensures the right separator for the local platform is used.

</path>

Examples

A single command-line argument containing a space character.
```
<arg value="-l -a" />
    
```
Two separate command-line arguments.
```
<arg line="-l -a" />
    
```
A single command-line argument with the value \dir;\dir2;\dir3 on DOS-based systems and /dir:/dir2:/dir3 on Unix-like systems.
```
<arg path="/dir;/dir2:\dir3" />
    
```

<ccmklbtype>

Parameters

Framework-configurable parameters

Nested Elements:

<arg>

Parameters

Nested Elements:

<path>

</path>

Examples

</arg>

Examples

Requirements

See Also