BuildRelease.ps1

Add-Type -AssemblyName "System.IO.Compression.FileSystem"

function BuildRelease([string]$releaseVersion, [int]$architecture)
{
    $compilerDir = "$env:ProgramFiles\AutoHotkey\Compiler"
    $releaseDir = "$(pwd)\Releases"
    $tmpDir = "$releaseDir\tmp"
    $zipFilePath = "$releaseDir\SnapX_$releaseVersion" + "_x$architecture.zip"
    
    if (!(Test-Path $tmpDir))
    {
        New-Item -type directory -path $tmpDir
    }
    
#    & $compilerDir\Ahk2Exe.exe /in SnapX.ahk /out $tmpDir\SnapX.exe /icon Resources\SnapX.ico /bin "$compilerDir\Unicode $architecture-bit.bin"
#    # ahk2exe directives used in SnapX.ahk are not currently supported by ahk2exe master branch.
#    # Download latest preview from https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=521,
#    # rename it with ".Preview<version>", and put it in the AutoHotkey Compiler directory.
#    & $compilerDir\Ahk2Exe.Preview2a.exe /in SnapX.ahk /out $tmpDir\SnapX.exe /bin "$compilerDir\Unicode $architecture-bit.bin"
    # In addition to the comment above, I have also added .ico resource support to my own fork of Ahk2Exe.
    # Until a new preview is released that supports .ico resources (either via my pull request or another
    # way (eg, an AHK expert doing it better)), clone and reference my fork.
    & "..\Ahk2Exe\benallred\Ahk2Exe.ahk" /in SnapX.ahk /out $tmpDir\SnapX.exe /bin "$compilerDir\Unicode $architecture-bit.bin"
    
    Start-Sleep -s 5 # just waiting for the .exe to appear (like the .zip file below) is a little premature because there is also a temporary file there with it for a little longer
    
    [IO.Compression.ZipFile]::CreateFromDirectory($tmpDir, $zipFilePath)
    
    while (!(Test-Path $zipFilePath))
    {
        Start-Sleep -m 250
    }
    
    Remove-Item -Path $tmpDir -Recurse
}

Write-Host "Specify release version"
$releaseVersion = Read-Host

$buildInfoFilePath = "Build.ahk"

if (Test-Path $buildInfoFilePath)
{
    Remove-Item -Path $buildInfoFilePath
}

Add-Content -Path $buildInfoFilePath -Value "Build := { version: `"$releaseVersion`" }"
Add-Content -Path $buildInfoFilePath -Value ";@Ahk2Exe-SetVersion $releaseVersion"

BuildRelease $releaseVersion 64
BuildRelease $releaseVersion 32

# At some point, I may consider calling into Git to set a tag with $releaseVersion.
# I could also call the GitHub API and create the release (https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/releases/#create-a-release).
# For now, though, I'd like to keep these manual operations.