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Re: D10 + Pre-Build hook

From: Simon Large <simon.tortoisesvn_at_googlemail.com>
Date: 2007-09-05 16:25:41 CEST

On 05/09/07, rosenfield@users.sourceforge.net
<rosenfield@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Even if you do as stated above, you're going to have a file which
> is included for compilation in the project, but which doesn't exist
> before after the build phase. The IDE's default behaviour is to
> remove this file from the project (after asking for confirmation from
> the user) if it's touched. Crap, crap, crap.

That will only happen the first time. There's no reason to remove the
file afterwards, so the IDE will never prompt to delete it again.

> You're also going to have a file which, when modified, will silently
> be overwritten with another version when the project is built.
> Mega crap.

Why? You seem to have used const.inc as your template file, which
could indeed be a problem. Why not just include a version.inc file
which contains only the version info. That's what just about everyone
else does.

> SubWCRev seems designed for unix makefiles where a temporary file can
> be created just for the purpose of compiling and then removed again
> afterwards. It's just plain crap when used together with a good IDE.

That's not an argument, just your opinion given with no supporting
reason. It works fine for plenty of other people.

Simon

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