> Which Harbour revision you are using. > It has already been fixed a couple of days before. >
SVN 14292 2010-04-08 21:23 UTC+0200 Viktor Szakats (harbour.01 syenar.hu) It's a Harbour problem? > Added .fmg. "Custome extension" wide opens the scope though I > will think. I'll use the available extensions. BTW, custom extension was my need because i use a selfmade repository of the application objects (in other words, a data driven engine) and i need to include into the project the files containing the objects descriptors, avoiding that hbIDE will compile it. I was ignoring that .xml, .ini and other extensions was yet managed by hbIDE, so the problem don't exists. > For this purpose you can use "Tools and Utilities" mechanism, > it exposes much powerful features. > > In practice, you never need to execute "post" actions with every > built. It is generally carried out once you are sure that > edit/compile/link > cycles are upto production level. So, in my opinion, it must remain > outside of the "build" process. You are right, in general way, but in my scenario could be fine if the repository builder will be activated at the end of the prg compile and before the exe is started, otherwise i'll have to do these steps: 1. compile the prg without launching the exe 2. launch my repository builder 3. launch the installer builder 4. upload to the web the installer 5. publish to the web the new version availability 6. launch the exe if needed A very time expensive job. Now i manage this in a single click with xMate, using the post build user command. In addition, xMate starts the command only if the main build ends successfully, so your doubts about to start user commands on inconsistent build are unapplicable. This was also because i asked for the association of extension with a command ( a la xDevStudio ), allowing that the builder will apply to proprietary resouce files based on extension. I realize it's my need, but could be an interesting feature is someone else have similar problem (xml is largely used in data driven applications). Best regards. Maurizio _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
