.ini instructions

[t-o-m-m-y]

hi benjamin

did you thought about ini instructions?

Or what's with variables for the name which i put in together with the serial# during windows setup?

For example so I could change the username of a program in a setup.iss script of installshield setup. Of i could change any paths or other strings in a reg file before executing.

i think, there are many possibilities what to make with this.

bye

t-o-m-m-y

[BenjaminKalytta]

What do you mean with ini instructions?

Benjamin

[my2001]

@Tommy

Maybe u wanna look here:

Changelog

[t-o-m-m-y]

ini instructions: mmh, ini file commands

iniwrite.0.1=ini_filename section_name entry_name value

so that i can write to or read from .ini files dynamic.

for example you can execute a setup with the command

command.0=powerdvd\setup.exe /S

but before want to do this:

iniwrite.0.1=powerdvd\setup.iss {6811CAA0-BF12-11D4-9EA1-0050BAE317E1}-SdRegisterUserEx-0 szName %Owner%

so i can install this program on the PC of BenjaminKalytta or on RamonaKalytta's pc, and the owner of the program is the same as the computer once

t-o-m-m-y

[t-o-m-m-y]

or could anybody write a little program to which i can start with the 4 parameters, and this program write the string

[BenjaminKalytta]

No, INI Script ... sounds interessting, but hey, this isn't a scripting language . What I can do here is to add %OWNER%, %ORG% and other environment variables which correspondends WIHU GUI settings.

Benjamin

[opensurf]

@t-o-m-m-y

i don't know exactly what you want, but i use inimod.exe in batchfiles(http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/cruth/claysutl.html) to change values within inifiles.

CU,

opensurf

[t-o-m-m-y]

great

this is the that, what i searched for

thanks

t-o-m-m-y

[my2001]

Thank God! Please don't add too many features to WIHU. Isn't it supposed to be a Windows Installation Helper Utility, right - and not a eierlegende Wollmilchsau as we call it in German?

[DisabledTrucker]

eierlegende Wollmilchsau=egg-laying woolly milch sow=all-in-one.

[my2001]

Yeah, that's absolutely right.