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Possible Bug: Select All Behavior


Maelstorm

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I'm using WIHU v.2.1.16.0. Consider the following code:

[Microsoft Office 2000 Professional]
selected = 1
collapsed = 0

description=Microsoft Office 2000 Professional Edition
command=cmd.exe /c @echo command
helptext=This branch controls the installation of Microsoft Office 2000 Professional Edition for Small Business.  Please click the arrow to expand the list to all all available options.

description.0=Installation Disk 1
selected.0=1
command.0=cmd.exe /c @echo command.0
group.0=1
description.0.0=Full Installation (Default)
selected.0.0=1
command.0.0=%SCRIPTSDIR%\SOFTWARE-MSOFC2KD1A.CMD %BASEDIR%
description.0.1=Default Installation
command.0.1=%SCRIPTSDIR%\SOFTWARE-MSOFC2KD1B.CMD %BASEDIR%
description.0.2=Minimal Installation
command.0.2=%SCRIPTSDIR%\SOFTWARE-MSOFC2KD1C.CMD %BASEDIR%
description.0.3=Custom Installation
command.0.3=%SCRIPTSDIR%\SOFTWARE-MSOFC2KD1D.CMD %BASEDIR%


description.1=Installation Disk 2
selected.1=1
command.1=cmd.exe /c @echo command.1
group.1=1
description.1.0=Full Installation (Default)
selected.1.0=1
command.1.0=%SCRIPTSDIR%\SOFTWARE-MSOFC2KD2A.CMD %BASEDIR%
description.1.1=Default Installation
command.1.1=%SCRIPTSDIR%\SOFTWARE-MSOFC2KD2B.CMD %BASEDIR%
description.1.2=Minimal Installation
command.1.2=%SCRIPTSDIR%\SOFTWARE-MSOFC2KD2C.CMD %BASEDIR%
description.1.3=Custom Installation
command.1.3=%SCRIPTSDIR%\SOFTWARE-MSOFC2KD2D.CMD %BASEDIR%

What happens is that when I click Select All, it highlights 0.3 and 1.3 (Custom Installation) for Microsoft Office 2K even though I have selected 0.0 and 1.0 to be the default? (Or is there another way to specify the default on a select all?) If I swap .2 with .3, the select all stays highlighted at .3. I think this is a bug, but more than likely it could be something that I'm doing wrong.

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That was fast. I'll go and test it out now.

Just out of curiosity, I downloaded the source code and tried to compile it, but it seems there is a development package that you are using that I do not have loaded. It keeps telling me that a header file is missing...nppeapi.h if I remember correctly. All I have loaded is Microsoft Visual C++ to compile and the Platform SDK for SP2 right now.

Anyways, thank you for writing such a great tool.

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