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My solution
I ended up with a script that looked like list....
' script to update value attributes in a .NET config file ' requires MSXML v3.0+ to be installed -- ' http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...xmlgeneral.asp ' load the settings xml document Set msxml = CreateObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument") msxml.async = False msxml.load "%XML_FILE%" Set root = msxml.documentElement if root is nothing then set root = msxml.createElement("Builds") msxml.appendChild(root) end if 'Get the node that contains the information about the last build Set lastBuild = root.lastChild if not (lastBuild is nothing) then call lastbuild.setAttribute("NextBuildDate", "%Date%") set buildNo = lastBuild.getAttributeNode("BuildNo") if buildNo is nothing then buildNo = -1 else buildNo = buildNo.value + 1 end if else buildNo = 0 end if 'Create a new Release Set thisRelease=msxml.createElement("Build") call thisRelease.setAttribute("BuildNo", buildNo) call thisRelease.setAttribute("BuildDate", "%dateTime%") 'Next build hasn't happened... set it off in the future... way off into the future... call thisRelease.setAttribute("NextBuildDate", "12/31/9999") 'Append the new Release root.appendChild(thisRelease) ' save the changes back out msxml.save "%XML_FILE%" The XML ends up looking like... <Builds> <Build BuildNo="1" BuildDate="10/25/2006 2:26:54 PM" NextBuildDate="12/31/9999"> </Builds> Maybe someone will find this useful... |
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