Well it's certainly been thought about here before, but that's it locally. Dare I mention that there are other places to search for
Perl information? Especially when you're talking about Win32
and/or Microsoft questions, try searching ActiveState. While there
doesn't appear to be a module anywhere I've seen, a number of people are using
Win32::OLE for this purpose (e.g. here
and here). Of course you're probably
doing that already, or perhaps using the ss command-line interface.
If you are in the mood to contribute, you might check out
VCS and VCP on CPAN.
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That's great ... just what I was looking for.
My existing code either takes the return code (0=your operation worked) or examines the console output. I started to look at the OLE interface but got a bit lost in Win32::OLE.
I'll see if I can contribute to VCS ... haven't written a Perl module or object yet, so some way to go.
Thanks.
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A few years ago, I wrote a couple of Perl programs to automate our VB build process. I ended up using makefiles that simply used the commandline ss.exe to check-in, check-out files. I wrote a Perl program that would create the makefiles based on the contents of the VBP.
Another Perl program actually iterated through all the directories (based on a starting director) and looked for makefiles. When it found one, it would execute nmake.
The whole thing was very cool, cause it did logging, etc.
Since this is my first post here, I'm not sure what I would need to do to post the code.
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Apologies for "restarting" an old thread. I am really interested in the Perl code you mention and would appreciate having a look at it. Wonder if it would be possible for you to dig this up and send it to me. TIA
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