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  1. January 13th, 2000, 05:20 AM #1
    Noam Rotem
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    Building a project from the command line

    I'm building a VB project from the command line using:

    VB6 /makedll ........

    It's working, but gives me no errorlevel or any other indication of success. When the process fails, it opens a messagebox, which does not suit my quiet batch.

    Is it possible to quitely build a VB project from a batch file, and get a success/fail indication eventually?

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  2. January 13th, 2000, 05:41 AM #2
    Chris Eastwood
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    Re: Building a project from the command line

    Typing VB6.EXE /? from the command line shows that you can specify a '/out filename' and '/outdir path' parameter to capture any failures from the command line build - I've never used it though.


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