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J.:
Hi,

first of all I am a newbie to CB and to c++ ... and my first posting to this forum.

My question: What is the command line to export the file ChangeLog.txt? I want to plug this into the TortoiseSVN log. If interested I could post the Tools+ config for "embedding" TortoiseSVN.

Working on a Win machine which should not make any difference I presume.

Many thx for your help,
J.

BlueHazzard:
"ChangeLog.txt" ??? what change log?

J.:
logging changes in your code using the AutoVersioning Plugin. This does not mean the changes log of CB per se, of course.  ;)

stahta01:

--- Quote from: J. on May 10, 2014, 01:28:19 pm ---logging changes in your code using the AutoVersioning Plugin. This does not mean the changes log of CB per se, of course.  ;)

--- End quote ---

Did you read the link you posted?

All I know about the plugin is on the link you posted!

Did you try setting the location of the file using "Changes log" title, if NOT do so.

Now you should know where the file is located.

Tim S.

J.:
Sorry for the confusion. I think I should have been more precise:

The plugin Autoversioning allows to export the Changes log to the file ChangesLog.txt located in the project folder. This is simply done by clicking Project > Changes Log > Write.

Now is it possible to export the Changes Log in an automated manner, e.g. via cmd? Or is there another way to tell CB to do so? What I want to accomplish is to dump the Changes Log into a file which is used in a TortoiseSVN commit. The svn commit is done calling a Tools+ script.

Hope this makes my question clearer.

Many thanks for your help
/J.

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