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    1. what does it work? 2. how to know some predefine variable value .for example $(TargetPath) $(IntDir) etc......

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      1. what does it work? 2. how to know some predefine variable value .for example $(TargetPath) $(IntDir) etc......

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      This is a macro that you use inside a custom build step in a Visual Studio 7.0 or 7.1 project. These macros evaluate to useful folder and file paths that are based on your project's location and name. You can't alter these values, since they are determined for you automatically. You can use environment variables in custom build steps, which may be what you want.


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        This is a macro that you use inside a custom build step in a Visual Studio 7.0 or 7.1 project. These macros evaluate to useful folder and file paths that are based on your project's location and name. You can't alter these values, since they are determined for you automatically. You can use environment variables in custom build steps, which may be what you want.


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        where to find info about these? I know $(OutPath) is value that be set in project attribute.

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          where to find info about these? I know $(OutPath) is value that be set in project attribute.

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          In the property pages where you can define the custom build steps. The edit field has a button labelled "...". If you click that, it opens a dialog where you can enter more text in a multi-line edit control. There's a button on that dialog labelled "Macros>>" that displays a list of all of the available macros.


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            In the property pages where you can define the custom build steps. The edit field has a button labelled "...". If you click that, it opens a dialog where you can enter more text in a multi-line edit control. There's a button on that dialog labelled "Macros>>" that displays a list of all of the available macros.


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            excellent

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