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NUnit Test result directory

Udi
Hi,
I need to copy several files as a post build step of the Test project,
to the 'Out' directory
of a running test. (The current directory of a running test)

Is there any simple way of knowing in the build process what will be
the output directory?
Thanks

Nov 2 '06 #1
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"What will be the output directory"?!
You need to get path or what? You can use "$(TargetPath)" as the path to
your output file

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"Udi" wrote:
Hi,
I need to copy several files as a post build step of the Test project,
to the 'Out' directory
of a running test. (The current directory of a running test)

Is there any simple way of knowing in the build process what will be
the output directory?
Thanks

Nov 2 '06 #2

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