H2Compile command-line examples:
h2Compile.exe "c:\path\hhProjDir" "c:\path\outDir"
This copies the HTML Help project in folder "c:\path\hhProjDir" into folder "c:\path\outDir".
Then converts all files to an MS Help 2 project and compiles to a .HxS help file.
h2Compile.exe "c:\path\hhProjDir" "c:\path\outDir" /q
Add the /q (or -q) switch to hide the main window and run the conversion\compilation automatically.
The application will terminate when complete.
h2Compile.exe "c:\path\hhProjDir" "c:\path\outDir" /m
Add the /m (or -m) switch to minimize the main window and run the conversion\compilation automatically.
If the window is still minimized when the job is completed then the application will automatically terminate.
h2Compile.exe "c:\path\hhProjDir" "c:\path\outDir" "1.0.0.1" "(c) Copyright message"
Similar thing, except we are also setting the version and copyright fields.
Again you can optionally add a /q or /m switch at the end.
h2Compile.exe "c:\path\h2ProjDir\project.HxC" /m
This does a compile only. The given HxC project file is compiled to a .HxS help file.
Again you can optionally add a /q or /m switch at the end.
h2Compile.exe "c:\path\hhProjDir" "c:\path\outDir" /space:x
[Version 1.0.4] - By default H2Compile replaces all spaces in file names with the "_" underscore character (otherwise the Microsoft compiler fails). Use the /space:x switch to choose your own replacement character or string. This switch should be added at the end with other optional switches (/m /q).
eg, /space: -- removes all spaces
eg. /space:- -- replaces each space with a - char.
eg. /space:$$ -- replaces each space with a "$$" string.
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