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WED Commands in Postbuildevent #449714
03/30/15 01:04
03/30/15 01:04
Joined: Apr 2008
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Tails01 Offline OP
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-SOLVED-

Got some problems with VC++ 2008 express.
I try to hand over this line to the postbuilderevent

Code:
"C:\Programme\GStudio7\WED.exe" -p $(TargetDir)\$(TargetFileName)




heres a screenshot of the output and errormessage from WED that pops up. I guess WED or VC++ got some problems with the spacechars inside the outputpath. This Problem gets simply ignored by the builder... and therefore the dll is not generated

BuilderLog
Html:
@echo off

"C:\Programme\GStudio7\WED.exe" -p c:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\UserX\Eigene Dateien\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\Acknex\Debug\\Acknex.exe

if errorlevel 1 goto VCReportError

goto VCEnd

:VCReportError

echo Project : error PRJ0019: Ein Tool hat einen Fehlercode aus folgender Quelle zurückgegeben: "creates a acknex.dll in your debug folder"

exit 1

:VCEnd
]Erstellen der Befehlszeile """c:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\UserX\Eigene Dateien\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\Acknex\Acknex\Debug\BAT00004551243444.bat"""



but I need the acknex.dll...
"Simply copy and paste it into you debug folder you idiot" is what you thinking...

nah


Its only possible to run the *.exe if I put it into the GS Folder... but cmon.. how stupid is that. I know one is able to build a separate folder with all necessary files in it via WED command. The question is where is my mistake?

And please don't post a link to the manual.. I've already read it and I also used google more than once.. I usually post solely if I can't help myself any longer.

Greetings Tails01

Last edited by Tails01; 03/30/15 02:37.

An implemented second-rate idea is better than a good idea, which gathering dust in your brain.
Re: WED Commands in Postbuildevent [Re: Tails01] #449715
03/30/15 02:10
03/30/15 02:10
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What about:
Code:
"C:\Programme\GStudio7\WED.exe" -p "$(TargetPath)"



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Re: WED Commands in Postbuildevent [Re: MasterQ32] #449716
03/30/15 02:36
03/30/15 02:36
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Tails01 Offline OP
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oO ...
I've just copied my commando from the manual

I tought it was correct (this should be replaced)...

But yeah u solved my problem thank u so much dude^^

Solution
Code:
"C:\Programme\GStudio7\WED.exe" -p "$(TargetPath)"



An implemented second-rate idea is better than a good idea, which gathering dust in your brain.

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