[Nitro] [PATCH] beginning of a rake file

[arne at arnebrasseur.net]

I'm looking at the best way to organise the test/spec infrastructure, but
something with a rakefile seems the way to go. To that end I created a 
rakefile and a rake_tasks directory, and moved the most obvious stuff from
script/ to rake_tasks/

So issuing rake -T now gives you
rake cleanup:all    # Perform all cleanup tasks
rake cleanup:cache  # Cleanup caches
rake cleanup:dist   # Cleanup distribution dirs
rake cleanup:misc   # cleanup miscelanious files
rake cleanup:rdoc   # Cleanup rDoc directories
rake darcs:apply    # Apply a patch bundle to the darcs repository
rake dist           # Create gem and zip distributions
rake tabs           # Convert tabs to spaces and \r\n to \n

script/cleanup.rb
script/build.rb
script/ctabs.rb
script/apply.rb

have been replaced with

rake_tasks/cleanup.rake
rake_tasks/dist.rake
rake_tasks/tabs.rake
rake_tasks/apply.rake

The only thing is that with rake it's not so easy to pass additional
command line arguments to your tasks, AFAIK. So for apply i resorted to
using environment variables :

BUNDLE=some_bundle rake darcs:apply

As said a rake_tasks/spec.rake is coming, I'm looking at the rspec rake
tasks, and at how Ramaze does it since they don't use the rSpec task.

Sorry for the empty mail.

(ab)
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