January 22, 200620 yr Soll ich eine* gute* Deutsch Satz machen versuchen ?answer : How can I switch between different languages ?Is there a switch or is it based on the system language ?(another try : Danke, ich verstehe English besser als Deutsch)
January 22, 200620 yr Your last sentence was perfect Currently the language is selected dependent of system language, but I added a /language=... switch to manually select the language.Benjamin Kalytta Edited January 22, 200620 yr by BenjaminKalytta
January 27, 200620 yr i really like to so one more thing in wihu, autoclose when install is finished, i tried writing a autoit script that does this for me, but failed and haven't got the time to start over again.
January 27, 200620 yr Your last sentence was perfect Currently the language is selected dependent of system language, but I added a /language=... switch to manually select the language.Benjamin KalyttaThanks.small tip, J'habite en Allemagne.mastrboy, have you tried to run wihu with the /? switch.Btw I'm not sure /AutoExit will do the trick.With AutoInstall, wihu waits then starts installation and close itself without any interaction.
February 15, 200620 yr Author So, languages.ini is now mandatory. It contains [de] and [en] section for german localization and english localization.If you want, you may send me the translated languages.ini. It shouldn't be too difficult to translate.Search order for languages.ini is following:1. WIHU searches in working directory2. WIHU searches in application directory (%wihu%)languages.ini may be saved in UNICODE or ANSI format. UTF-8 isn't allowed.Benjamin KalyttaI have a problem with the version 2.2.0.2 of WIHU :I launch wihu.exe /NoAbort /ini=desktop.ini /language=enAll it's translated except for the installation progress. I have an information icon but no text!!!! Normally, there is written "%s" was executed.How can I correct this bug ????
February 21, 200620 yr I've got no problems here. Can you show me the part of the ini file? Maybe languages.ini was not found? Dialogs may contain english localized strings even if languages.ini is missing.
February 22, 200620 yr Author I've got no problems here. Can you show me the part of the ini file? Maybe languages.ini was not found? Dialogs may contain english localized strings even if languages.ini is missing.I have made some tests with your default install.ini. The file languages.ini is found because I tested with german and english translations and all the components are translated except for Information and Warning messages in the log view of the softwares installation... Edited February 22, 200620 yr by Bendes
February 22, 200620 yr hi there>Auch jetzt scheinen noch so einige WIHU zu verwenden obwohl es mehrere >ähnliche Projekte gibt, die teils einfacher zu handhaben sind.>Even now some people still seems to use it although there are several >similar projects, which are even easier to handle.may i ask what you mean by similar? the only i know of is xplode.are there any others ?regardseniac
February 23, 200620 yr @Bendes: I can't verify this, can you send me you install.ini and how you call it?@eniac2k: I think there are more than xplode. What about "Windows Post-Install Wizard". I also remeber that there was another project within this forum similar to WIHU.
February 24, 200620 yr Author @Bendes: I can't verify this, can you send me you install.ini and how you call it?For my test, I don't use my install.ini but yours...I made a test with the DEFAULT INSTALL.INI in your zip file. I unzip the file downloaded on your website --> open WIHU.exe --> select all --> Next. And then I have Warning and Infos icons with no text next...My configuration: Windows XP SP2 English with keyboard in French (Belgium).
February 24, 200620 yr Just to say, I can't do the French translation right now. I'll do it as soon as possible, but right now, I have no time to start a translation.
February 26, 200620 yr This is really strange. I tried it as you said, but here are no problems like the image shows.The second image shows the same situation but with removed languages.ini. Can you post a screenshot of yours?Your languages.ini is on the same path isn't it?Does any one else has the same Problem?Update: There was a small bug in my code concerning setting thread locale. Localke wasn't set in WorkerThread. Just download the new version and test it there. See attachment image 3.Benjamin Edited February 26, 200620 yr by BenjaminKalytta
February 27, 200620 yr Author IT WORKS!!!The problem was exactly with the locale...I tried the version 2.2.0.3, it's now good !!!Thanks a lot Benjamin, because I use your soft in corporate
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