pretty cool stuff. I’m trying it out now. I have a little issue though. If I compile the first time it works as expected. But if I try the second time, flash-develop keeps saying:
“A process is currently running.” It does not stop. I can’t recompile. This is because the “build started” but was never finished. The .swf does not show. Like Dave and Chris above.
However if I goto Tools > Kill Running Process, the “build started” disappears but the Error “A process is currently running.” remains when retrying. I Tried Nicholas’ suggestion since I’m on XP but this gives an incorrect filepath to Tortoise.

Now after removing the ‘pause’ in build.bat it seems to work. Except for the version.txt not being commited to the rep.

So basically I, like Chris, wonder what the pause is for or rather how the process can be restarted after having done what it needed to be paused for ? Can it be replaced by something like a timeout, or delay ?

Any clues ? I ‘ll post here if I find any..

thanks for this gem! The bat file wouldn’t run the commit for me (running xp?) so I modified it to the following which works perfectly.

@ECHO OFF
set TORTOISESVN_PATH = C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin
set CURRENT_PATH=?%
CD %TORTOISESVN_PATH%
start TortoiseProc.exe /command:commit /path:”%CURRENT_PATH%\*” /logmsgfile:”%CURRENT_PATH%\logmsg.txt” /notempfile /closeonend:3
start SubWCRev.exe %CURRENT_PATH% “%CURRENT_PATH%\version.a” “%CURRENT_PATH%\version.txt”
pause

Whats the pause in the bat for? I was having the same problem as dave had, it does as it says pauses??

“$(ProjectDir)\build.bat”

I am running flashdevelop standalone on a stick.

Thx!

David

I’ve inserted version.a and build.dat in the all the templates of FD (C:\Program Files\FlashDevelop\Projects\) to obtain it automaticaly when you makes a new proyect.

bye.