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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / Extensibility / February 2007Build process question - C# project
Hi, I would like to create add-in that will integrate with VS 8 build process. I would like to execute custom task after project compilation but before linking, or before project build. I would like to make some temporary changes to source files (before compilation) and some resource files (after compilation but before linking). Does any one know if its possible and how can i achieve that? Thanks for any tips. Regards. MsBuild custom tasks is the way to do this. Shaun McDonnell > Hi, > I would like to create add-in that will integrate with VS 8 build process. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Regards. Hi, For custom MSBuild project or for my VS Projet? I was thinking about changing source files that are in project and save it to temporary location and use it for compilation. I want to revert this changes after compilation. I can watch for OnBuildBegin event on DTE and make my changes and save file and revert it after build but if changed file was opened in editor user will get information about file changes to reload and i don't want this. Or maybe i don't need to integrate with DevEnv? Does it use common tasks defined in .NET Framework directory while compilation? > MsBuild custom tasks is the way to do this. > > Shaun McDonnell Yes, you can use all common tasks within the .NET Framework and can create your own. In Visual Studio 2005, the Solution Files (.sln) are the MsBuild files. Shaun McDonnell > Hi, > For custom MSBuild project or for my VS Projet? [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >> Shaun McDonnell Thank you for your help. > Yes, you can use all common tasks within the .NET Framework and can create > your own. In Visual Studio 2005, the Solution Files (.sln) are the MsBuild > files. > > Shaun McDonnell Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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