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HTML HELP 1.4 SDK

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Supriya - 20 Apr 2007 08:14 GMT
Hi All,
   Is there any way to create .chm file programmatically?
Please let me know. Thanks in advance.
   Supriya
Ben Voigt - 20 Apr 2007 19:37 GMT
> Hi All,
>    Is there any way to create .chm file programmatically?
> Please let me know. Thanks in advance.

Based on the fact that Microsoft's own HTML Help Workshop software can't
create the .chm file itself, but spawns the hhc help compiler tool, there is
no programmatic interface.  You should spawn hhc.exe just like HTML Help
Workshop does.
Conanc - 25 Apr 2007 15:55 GMT
Extending Ben's idea below (assuming .net). Create a class / assembly that
wraps the spawning of hcc. As far as the consumers of this hcc assembly will
know, its 100% programatic (unless you tell them the truth :) The same thing
can be done in a CPP class.

The other thing would be to host msbuild and just call that
(programatically). Then call hpp from an msbuild script. Then you get all
that msbuild provides for free, you wont have to spend time writing code
that you can already piggy back for the cost of downloading the .net
redistributables.

Conan

> > Hi All,
> >    Is there any way to create .chm file programmatically?
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> no programmatic interface.  You should spawn hhc.exe just like HTML Help
> Workshop does.

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