How to pass data to an ITaskItem property of an MSBuild task?

I think you now need to put the files into an itemlist with the name of the property.

– Pure. Krome Mar 24 '09 at 3:00 +1. FWIW, I stick with string for ease of use if there is only ever going to be one file, and use ITaskItem when there may be more than one.

– Si. Mar 24 '09 at 3:01 @Pure Krome: You're right. I've fixed the includes.

– John Saunders Mar 24 '09 at 3:09 Perfect! Thanks heaps gents. – Pure.

Krome Mar 24 '09 at 3:24.

This is actually way easier, just use a string array. When specifying the values, use a single value, a semi-colon separated list (with whitespace if you like), or an ItemGroup (e.g. @(someItemGroup)), MSBuild is smart enough to figure this out for you: MSBuild task source: public string CssFiles { get; set; } public string JavaScriptFiles { get; set; }.

I used to do that but i've now moved to ITaskItem. – Pure. Krome Mar 25 '09 at 3:42.

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