Just wondering if there are any command line switches? What I am curious about is if I can 'silently' compile a project, telling it which B4A project to compile and define an output folder?
There have been requests for conditional compilation, which is sort of what I am after, but I figured that if there were a way to compile a project without being inside the B4A IDE, then I could alternatively write a VB Script to change a couple variable values in my code as well as the package name (all of which is contained in the B4A project file) then have the script modify the project file, feed it to the compiler, then repeat for each variation I need.
This would likely be more flexible than conditional compile alone, not to mention easier to create several different variations of a build automatically.
There have been requests for conditional compilation, which is sort of what I am after, but I figured that if there were a way to compile a project without being inside the B4A IDE, then I could alternatively write a VB Script to change a couple variable values in my code as well as the package name (all of which is contained in the B4A project file) then have the script modify the project file, feed it to the compiler, then repeat for each variation I need.
This would likely be more flexible than conditional compile alone, not to mention easier to create several different variations of a build automatically.
