Re: Working with SourceSafe
Hi
I seem to remember Visual Source Safe having an exposed COM object model that you can work with using VB (CreateObject / Setting References etc) - Check the VB Books-On-Line that came with VB - otherwise I'll check when I get into work tomorrow.
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Chris Eastwood
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Re: Couldn't Find Any Info In the Online Books
So if you have any more 411, please let me know.
Re: Couldn't Find Any Info In the Online Books
Hi Thomas
I couldn't get my Books-on-line CD working today - I'll have to get another copy from one of the other developers,
but
I did find a reference to some sample programs written in VB at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/ssafe/downloads/samples.asp
These may help you find your way through the object model (I remember looking at it ages ago in V4 (i think) - it did look like pretty straightforward stuff.
Regards
Chris Eastwood
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Re: Working with SourceSafe
I think I saw this post a bit late.
Working with Visual Source Safe Is a necessary evil. Instead of going to DOS and Checking in and checking out from VB you can select the relevant files from Visual Source Safe (/Program Files/Microsoft Visual Studio/Visual Source Safe 6.00 ). This is definitely faster and better.