Yes, this actually works well for me. I don' really want it updated everytime, just the times when it will leave my laptop and onto a device.
I can manage to 'touch' the file that contains this when I do that. Normally after I back it up anyway, (prior to that I remove all object code) and compress it sooo this works grand as long as I want a time/date tag. -- Matt Disher [EMAIL PROTECTED] > I wrote: >>> Char buildVersion[21]; >>> StrPrintF(buildVersion, "%s %s", __DATE__, __TIME__); > > --- Paul Nevai wrote: >> Be careful!!! You need to touch the file every time you >> want to update this info! I.e., this is not at all >> automatic. I've been using this too BUT it's a pain in >> the neck to touch it manually. Of course, with unix this >> is easy. >> BUT I use CW on a Mac [OS 9.1]. > > Matt said, "I would like for this to be modified on the fly as CW > builds my project." So, all he has to do is make sure that those lines > of code are in a source file that gets compiled with every build. > (That's one of the many unsung advantages of using a single source > file!) -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
