Concerning Re: Post-Update-Action
Jim Sokoloff wrote on 18 Sep 2003, 15:30, at least in part:
> > Thanks for the tip. I have been there before, worked fine from the
> > commandline - it may be a bug in Homesite or by design, but one
> > cannot execute batch files from toolbar buttons. Only effect was
> > that buttons were substituted by the Windoze icon for DOS apps ...
> > It looks like I have to give up the toolbar. A pity, I know this
> > works for CS-RCS. In fact a toolbar for CS-RCS was my model.
>
> (Seems my earlier mail got eaten or is still queued somewhere.)
At least *you* got my posting - I never saw it! But your first neither.
> Just because you can't use a batch file directly,
> doesn't mean you're out of luck. You may be able to
> use cmd /c <batch.bat> to get it to run.
Still nothing happens at all.
> Alternately, you can do something like:
>
> cmd /c svn --version > c:\temp\temp.txt && cmd /c c:\temp\temp.txt
No luck. From the command line all this works fine, but not from
the Homesite toolbar. Then I only get the black flash. After dozens
of these flashes I was able to decipher some of the error message
displayed:
svn: The given path misformatted or contained invalid characters
svn: Error resolving case of >
I suppose instead of svn -parameter I have to use a windows client
that takes command line parameters. But RapidSVN does not take
parameters nor does TSVN. So I am lost here.
Thanks anyway. Someday (next life or so) I may learn Python and
try it with a script as someone suggested before.
Jan Hendrik
> I use the second cmd /c (instead of notepad.exe) because
> this will launch the default action on .txt files
> (which is notepad.exe by default, but could have
> been over-ridden to be emacs, FooEdit, or whatever
> the developer's preference is).
>
> --Jim
>
>
Jan Hendrik Niemeyer
jan.hendrik@myrealbox.com
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Received on Fri Sep 19 13:59:32 2003