Thanks Ivan,
however this doesn't solve the problem with the console window. It will
blink for a moment and dissapear. In fact I don't understand why subversion
creates new console window when the hook is EXE application. Windows will
take care about that. When the EXE is console application, it will allocate
a console for the process, if EXE is Windows application, no console is
created.
Jan
"Ivan-Assen Ivanov" <ivanassen@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:d75d430104122902222dbd76dc@mail.gmail.com...
> You can create a BAT file with the post-commit hook name, calling your
> EXE via Start, something like that:
>
> START /B YourExe.exe %1 %2 %3...
>
> Note that this (START without a /WAIT option) will also let Subversion
> and respectively TSVN continue with their work (and return control to
> you) immediately, even if your hook takes some time (e.g. archives the
> repository, or prepares and sends a commit email.)
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