Maxime,
Yeah, I had this problem. Couldn't come up
with a real integrated solution, but I did define a menu entry that
ran a batch file and did what I wanted it to do. I also mapped the menu
entry to a button.
My build process is
now: 1) link normally, 2) click the special button.
If you're not
familar with it, it a may take a little experimentation.
If you haven't already done so, read up on
"Customizing the IDE". In V4.1, there was a selection under the EDIT menu,
labeled "Commands and Key Bindings". Selecting this caused a "Customize IDE Commands"
window to appear. I suspect there is something similar in the
current version.
Here's how it
works in V4.1:
In the "Customize
IDE Commands" window, you select a menu heading where you want the new
command to appear, and click New command. You then fill in the name of the
New Command, fill out the fields for "Execute" and "Arguments",
and check the "Appears in Menus" box. I run
under Windows NT. The Execute field is "cmd.exe"; the
Arguments field is "/c %projectFileDir\mybatch.bat". Don't
forget to click the Save button or the changes won't
take.
Creating the button
is accomplished by dragging the icon for new command to the menu
bar.
Hope this
helps.
--
Bill
William C.
Yochum
Microwave Data Systems Inc.
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