Re: SVNArchive

Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> %~p0 sure looks odd to me, but I'm no Windows batch script programmer
> so I don't know. On Unix, you definitely have to list the complete
> path to the script or executable, because the hook is run without an
> environment. Perhaps it's the same way on Windows. (So call C:\path\to
> \SVNArchive.Backup.bat for example.)

As you seem to have surmised, %~p0 returns the path the batch file. As
to whether that works inside a hook is unknown.

-- 
Sly
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