PostprocessBuildPlayer Script Help

I am going to try and make this short and simple, and easy to understand.

I have looked up all the information I possibly can to create a PostprocessBuildPlayer script that will allow me to copy my sqlite database.db file from my root directory of my project into the appropriate place for android devices. I cannot find adequate information pertaining to how to do this 100% correctly.

Here is where I am currently at:

STR: ( steps to reproduce )

1. I created a folder called Editor in my Assets folder. So in my project there is a folder named "Editor"
2. Inside that folder i have created a file ( no extension ) called "PostprocessBuildPlayer".

My Database is located in the root of my project. So here is my current version of PostprocessBuildPlayer

Code (csharp):

1.  
2.  
3. #!/usr/bin/perl
4. use warnings;
5. use strict;
6. use Cwd;
7. use File::Copy;
8. use File::Glob 'bsd_glob';
9. use File::Basename qw(basename dirname fileparse);
10.  
11.  
12. ########################################################################################################################
13. #                                                                                                                      #
14. #   PostprocessBuildPlayer - v0.2                                                                                      #
15. #                                                                                                                      #
16. #   Revision History:                                                                                                  #
17. #   2007-NOV-15 : Script updated to v0.2 by Tom Higgins (tom@unity3d.com)                                              #
18. #                 - Verified compatibility with Unity versions 1.6.2 and 2.x                                           #
19. #   2007-JUL-05 : Script v0.1 created by Tom Higgins (tom@unity3d.com)                                                 #
20. #                 - Script written to be compatible with Unity 1.6.2                                                   #
21. #                                                                                                                      #
22. ########################################################################################################################
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24.  
25. # Publish Arguments (Do not edit!) #####################################################################################
26.  
27. # Unity-Provided Publish Arguments
28. my $PublishPath =     $ARGV[0];  # The published file (stand-alone, unityweb) path
29. my $PublishTarget =   $ARGV[1];  # Publish output target (stand-alone, web player, etc.)
30. my $CompanyName =     $ARGV[3];  # Company name as it appears under Edit > Project Settings > Player
31. my $ProductName =     $ARGV[4];  # Product name as it appears under Edit > Project Settings > Player
32. my $DisplayWidth =    $ARGV[5];  # The default display width as it appears under Edit > Project Settings > Player
33. my $DisplayHeight =   $ARGV[6];  # The default display height as it appears under Edit > Project Settings > Player
34.  
35. my $PostProcessPath ="./";
36.  
37. # Procedural Code (Do not edit!) #######################################################################################
38. # Check the current publish target and respond appropriately
39. if ($PublishTarget eq "android") {
40.     my $dst = $PublishPath . "/database.db";
41.     print("Copying Database for android");
42.     copy($PostProcessPath . "/database.db",$dst) or die "Database file could not be found";
43. }
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As you can see, I have copied the script used in the "PostprocessBuildPlayer" example located at http://unity3d.com/support/resources/assets/postprocessbuildplayer.html this address.

I am not sure what i'm doing wrong.

What i need to know is the following.

1. my $dst variable , is this the correct path where the database should be stored.
2. the copy command does that look correct?
3 is the path for $PostProcessPath does that look correct?

According to the code should this be working?

4. How do i debug this?


If someone could lend me a hand, it would be awesome. I am also willing to pay for support. This is an urgent matter for me.

Thanks in advance,

Marco

 

As an additional note, i am using a windows machine. I have also read that the PostprocessBuildPlayer might not run on a windows machine. Can anyone confirm this?

 

I would check out this: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/100468-PostprocessBuildPlayer-Script-Help it seems to be a problem with unity and not with the actual scripts themselves