• matmunn14 <matmunn14 gmail.com> Mar 10 2009
• Don <nospam nospam.com> Mar 10 2009
• matmunn14 <matmunn14 gmail.com> Mar 10 2009

matmunn14 <matmunn14 gmail.com> writes:

When compiling my D program for Win32 I would like to set a version number in
the executable so I call dmd.exe with -L/version:01.01. No messages appear so I
assume everything worked alright but in my program I have message box popup
with the following code. It's supposed to show the version number but always
shows 0.0.

auto temp = new Version;
msgBox(temp.toString());

Don <nospam nospam.com> writes:

matmunn14 wrote:
 When compiling my D program for Win32 I would like to set a version number in
the executable so I call dmd.exe with -L/version:01.01. No messages appear so I
assume everything worked alright but in my program I have message box popup
with the following code. It's supposed to show the version number but always
shows 0.0.
 
 auto temp = new Version;
 msgBox(temp.toString());


Have you checked with a resource editor that the version resource is 
being set correctly? (BTW this post belongs in digitalmars.D.learn).

matmunn14 <matmunn14 gmail.com> writes:

Don Wrote:

 matmunn14 wrote:
 When compiling my D program for Win32 I would like to set a version number in
the executable so I call dmd.exe with -L/version:01.01. No messages appear so I
assume everything worked alright but in my program I have message box popup
with the following code. It's supposed to show the version number but always
shows 0.0.
 
 auto temp = new Version;
 msgBox(temp.toString());


 Have you checked with a resource editor that the version resource is 
 being set correctly? (BTW this post belongs in digitalmars.D.learn).


When I checked the executable properties with Windows it says nothing beside
Product version.