I know this question may seem odd, but for example, I have 40+ Apps of all different configurations and type that I manage on a weekly basis for updates, fixes, etc. all of them basically share the same code except for the differences in the layout and activity blocks that suit that particular application. But the engine code itself is all the same between the apps, So I have a global code module in a single folder that gets shared with all the apps during compile. So I change the code module, and recompile all the apps to suit. Same thing with a library update/change as usual, etc...
but, As you can imagine, I hate having to open every single app just to hit compile, close, open the next one, compile, close, etc...
Is there a way to script the compiler to just compile all my apps autonomously without user intervention?
I know I will have to specify paths and B4A file locations, etc. But I didnt know if projects can be opened and compiled from the command line.
is it possible?
but, As you can imagine, I hate having to open every single app just to hit compile, close, open the next one, compile, close, etc...
Is there a way to script the compiler to just compile all my apps autonomously without user intervention?
I know I will have to specify paths and B4A file locations, etc. But I didnt know if projects can be opened and compiled from the command line.
is it possible?
