Post-Build Steps in Visual Studio .NET

[bnc mag]

Hello,

Does anyone know how I can add post-build steps to my C#.NET project
using user/system environment variables?

For example, I have a user environment variable named "CommonPath" which
points to "C:\CommonPath"
I would like to copy my resulting DLLs to this directory.

Clicking on the macros button on the post-build dialog gives a bunch of
pre-defined paths. These are useful, but I need access to the
user/system environment variables like Visual Studio 6 allows me to do.

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[Dennis Myrén]

You may refer to environment variables "as usual", for instance:
echo %username%
should printout the name of the current user.
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Dennis JD Myrén
Oslo Kodebureau
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Hello,

Does anyone know how I can add post-build steps to my C#.NET project
using user/system environment variables?

For example, I have a user environment variable named "CommonPath" which
points to "C:\CommonPath"
I would like to copy my resulting DLLs to this directory.

Clicking on the macros button on the post-build dialog gives a bunch of
pre-defined paths. These are useful, but I need access to the
user/system environment variables like Visual Studio 6 allows me to do.

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[bnc mag]

Thank you. In VS6 I would use $(COMMONPATH), whereas in .NET I should
have used %COMMONPATH% in my post-build step.

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