Help Builder Command Line Build Support

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 12 Jun 2006 | View original

My previous post was related to a question from a customer, who wants to do command line builds with Help Builder. Help Builder doesn’t have native command line support except for a few administrative features, but it does of course have a fairly complete COM API.   So with a few lines of VBScript code you can essentially build your project from a Visual Studio Build. Here’s the VBScript code to build your project:   if (WScript.Arguments.Count < 1) then    MsgBox...

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