post-build-event

I'm currently using a post build event in my project to copy my assemblies to another directory for debugging purposes. This is local to my machine, and is for debugging purposes only, so I would prefer to have it in a * .csproj.user file instead of a * .csproj file. I tried copying the responsible elements from the * .csproj to the * .csproj.user , but that didn't work. Edit To clarify, I do not want to put user specific commands in the post-build event in the * .csproj file. Instead, I want to put the post-build event commands in the * .csproj.user file. (From the answers so far, this is

I have a makefile that has multiple targets for outputting data in different formats, e.g. make html , make pdf , make txt etc. and I would like to have pre-build and post-build steps that run when any of these options are used. I have the pre-build step sorted, but not sure how I can get the post-build step working properly. .PHONY: html pdf txt pre-build post-build pre-build: do-pre-build-stuff post-build: do-post-build-stuff html: data.dat generate-html data.dat pdf: data.dat generate-pdf data.dat txt: data.dat generate-txt data.dat data.dat: pre-build generate-some-data > data.dat How can

Is there a simple way to copy a file in a post-build event for a Visual Studio project, but only if the file exists? (i.e. don't fail the build if the file doesn't exist) I've tried some options using xcopy. But I feel so stupid - I can't seem to get my head around what switches I might need with xcopy. Use "IF" command: IF EXIST file.txt xcopy file.txt [destination_folder]\ /Y Also without the IF EXIST but using the /U option of XCOPY xcopy source_file_name dest_folder /u /y 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11422555/vs-postbuild-event-copy-file-if-it-exists

I am trying to do a poor man integration with xUnit.Net from inside Visual Studio as a post build event. What I want is when I press Shift+F6 (Build the test project), after a successful build it should run xUnit.Console.exe and output the result in an html file and afterward launch the html file inside the browser. Below is what I got so far and it work, but not to my liking (in that the browser will appear as a modal dialog of sort and I can't switch back and forward / toggle (using Alt-Tab) between Visual Studio and the browser. Right now I must close the browser for VS to gain focus again

I have an application that is written in C++ that I use CMake to build and release binaries. I'd like to have the CMakeLists.txt script compile and run a CPP file that is used to timestamp and encrypt a license file after it has built the binaries for the application. I've seen examples of running the execute_process command such as this: execute_process(COMMAND "gcc -o foo foo.cpp" WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}) execute_process(COMMAND "./foo" WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} RESULT_VARIABLE MY_FOO_VAR) I am using Visual Studio 2010 to do the build on Windows. The

After my release build is finished I would like to run a script. I found this question How to execute shell command after compile finished from .pro in QT? but the answer doesn't work for me. I tried adding various modifications of this to my .pro file: CONFIG(release, debug|release) { mytarget.target = ./MyScript.sh mytarget.commands = touch $$mytarget.target QMAKE_EXTRA_TARGETS +=mytarget QMAKE_POST_LINK += mytarget } But this always results with ":-1: error: mytarget: No such file or directory". Path is correct and 'MyScript.sh' works fine from command line. Since this works for other