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IBuildEngine2.BuildProjectFile Method (String, array<String , IDictionary, IDictionary, String)

Initiates a build of a project file. If the build is successful, the outputs of the specified targets are returned, if any exist.

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Namespace:  Microsoft.Build.Framework
Assembly:  Microsoft.Build.Framework (in Microsoft.Build.Framework.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Function BuildProjectFile ( _
    projectFileName As String, _
    targetNames As String(), _
    globalProperties As IDictionary, _
    targetOutputs As IDictionary, _
    toolsVersion As String _
) As Boolean
bool BuildProjectFile(
    string projectFileName,
    string[] targetNames,
    IDictionary globalProperties,
    IDictionary targetOutputs,
    string toolsVersion
)
bool BuildProjectFile(
    String^ projectFileName, 
    array<String^>^ targetNames, 
    IDictionary^ globalProperties, 
    IDictionary^ targetOutputs, 
    String^ toolsVersion
)
abstract BuildProjectFile : 
        projectFileName:string * 
        targetNames:string[] * 
        globalProperties:IDictionary * 
        targetOutputs:IDictionary * 
        toolsVersion:string -> bool
function BuildProjectFile(
    projectFileName : String, 
    targetNames : String[], 
    globalProperties : IDictionary, 
    targetOutputs : IDictionary, 
    toolsVersion : String
) : boolean

Parameters

  • projectFileName
    Type: System.String

    The name of the project file to build.

  • targetNames
    Type: array<System.String[]

    The names of the target in the project to build. Separate multiple targets with a semicolon (;). Null values are acceptable.

  • toolsVersion
    Type: System.String

    Default value = "3.5." Specifies the Toolset version for the build to use. Null values are acceptable.

Return Value

Type: System.Boolean
true if the build was successful; otherwise, false.

Remarks

If no targets are specified, MSBuild builds the default targets of the project.

Target outputs are returned as ITaskItem arrays indexed by target name.

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See Also

Reference

IBuildEngine2 Interface

BuildProjectFile Overload

Microsoft.Build.Framework Namespace