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Wait for user to press a key
When running scripts from the command line (with VisBuildCmd.exe) I would like to wait for a keypress or something in case of failure, so I can see the error before the window closes.
I tried doing this with running %DOSCMD% pause, but that doesn't work. I see "press any key to continue" but it closes immediately. Is there a way to do this properly? |
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Configure the Run Program step to Read program output from 'None' and uncheck the Hide application window option.
Also, if VisBuildCmd.exe is run from a Command Prompt, the last build output will be shown in the Command Prompt window. Or, you could add a Wait step to wait (and use Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Break to abort the wait). Or use a Run Script step that calls MsgBox or InputBox (see the Prompt.bld sample). Another option would be to open the log file on build failure (for instance, using a Run Program with command like %DOSCMD% start "%LOGFILE%" or Notepad "%LOGFILE%"). |
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