Re: how to "hook" a executable program?

Chien-Lung Wu <cwu@deltartp.com> writes:
> Following is the post-commit.bat:
> /**** Begin post-commit.bat
> rem !/bin/sh
> echo off
> test.bat
> /**** end of post-commit.bat ****/
>
> Theoretically, if I commit a file, the post-commit.bat will be
> triggered, and then the test.bat will be executed
> once. That means the e-text will be renamed to be x.txt.
>
> Unfortunately, this don't happen. Anything wrong with this
> procedure?

You're doing things right, there's just some small problem (I don't
know what).

Maybe it can't find test.bat? Perhaps you should give a full path to
test.bat?

Try a simpler test first -- just make your hook create a file
somewhere, so you know it ran. That is, instead of running test.bat,
the hook script *itself* will do something visible.

-Karl

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Received on Fri May 2 18:05:34 2003