问题
I just tested the auto-versioning plugin and was wondering whether it is possible to put the project's version into the output exe's filename.
So e.g. the output could look like this:
myProject_0.11.8.exe
Being able to have the compile-time-date in the filename would be nice aswell:
myProject_2013_12_16.exe
Is that possible?
回答1:
You can add the following to the output filename variable:
add $(TODAY) or $(NOW_) or $(NOW_L), placing it between the end of the filename and the .exe part and you will add the compile date and time (including seconds).
To add the version number you need a few steps (there may be an easier way however I don't know one and would love to hear it:)
First go to Global Compiler Settings >> #defines and add #version = RC_VERSION thusly:
Then in your project options go to:
I use today and the version number as that means you only get one exe per day and version, whereas using NOW gives an exe per minute difference and NOW_L gives an exe per second of difference.
File Link
I have uploaded a sample project at Test Project on my website http://www.dark-arts.tk (work in progress).
NB: remember to do this for each build you want formatted this way!
Hope this helps, and let me know if you need more info:)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20612106/project-version-in-exe-filename