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How a Custom Action kwnows that the build is stopped or cancelled?
As the title says, how a custom action (made with vb6 for instance) can be notified that the build process was cancelled?
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The information is available, but not as a COM event. You need to use WaitForSingleObject to check it's status.
The event is exposed via the CancelEvent propertly of the Builder object: Returns a handle to the Win32 event that will be set if the build is aborted. Read-only. Syntax builder.CancelEvent As Long The VB6 code to perform this check is: ' in declares section Private Declare Function WaitForSingleObject Lib "kernel32" Alias "WaitForSingleObject" (ByVal hHandle As Long, ByVal dwMilliseconds As Long) As Long ' in action's ICustomAction_BuildStep method ' should be called regularly during long a running action ' to check for cancellation of the build If WaitForSingleObject(Builder.CancelEvent, 0) = 0 Then ICustomAction_BuildStep = vbldStepStatAborted Exit Function End If |
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