

- #INNO SETUP SCRIPTS HOW TO#
- #INNO SETUP SCRIPTS INSTALL#
- #INNO SETUP SCRIPTS UPDATE#
- #INNO SETUP SCRIPTS 32 BIT#
- #INNO SETUP SCRIPTS UPGRADE#
#INNO SETUP SCRIPTS INSTALL#
Do you want to install MyProg.exe and MyProg.chm to ' + ExtractFilePath(CurrentFileName) + '? ', mbConfirmation, MB_YESNO) = idYes MyProgCheckResult := MsgBox( 'MyProgCheck: ' # 13# 13 'Using the script you can decide at runtime to include or exclude files from the installation. Do you want to return an error now? ', mbConfirmation, MB_YESNO or MB_DEFBUTTON2) = idYes then Using the script you can install any prerequisites, abort Setup on errors, and request restarts. If MsgBox( 'PrepareToInstall: ' # 13# 13 'Setup is preparing to install.

', mbInformation, MB_OK) įunction PrepareToInstall( var NeedsRestart: Boolean): String MsgBox( 'CurPageChanged: ' # 13# 13 'Welcome to final page of this demo. ' # 13# 13 'The scripting engine used is RemObjects Pascal Script by Carlo Kok. This demo will show you some possibilities of the scripting support. MsgBox( 'CurPageChanged: ' # 13# 13 'Welcome to the scripting demo. Log( 'CurPageChanged( ' + IntToStr(CurPageID) + ') called ') Procedure CurPageChanged(CurPageID: Integer) This script shows various things you can achieve using a section.ĭefaultDirName = (To generate a new GUID, click Tools | Generate GUID inside the IDE. Do not use the same AppId value in installers for other applications. NOTE: The value of AppId uniquely identifies this application. #define SourceFileDir "J:\Applications\QualityAssurance\csgi12\ICABS\_ICABS b0168 - LPCs" #define Reg64SubKey "Software\Wow6432Node\CSGI\ICABS4_5" #define Reg32SubKey "Software\CSGI\\ICABS4_5" #define Reg64AppKey "Software\Wow6432Node\CSGI" #define MyAppPath "C:\Program Files (x86)\CSGI\ICABS4_5" #define MyAppIconName "J:\Applications\QualityAssurance\csgi12\ICABS\_ICABS b0168 - LPCs\installer\taxi_v3_64圆4_v2_black2.ico" #define MyAppIconPath "J:\Applications\QualityAssurance\csgi12\ICABS\_ICABS b0168 - LPCs\installer\"

#define MyAppName "iCABS4_5" Name fof the application that I only have one location in which I need to make most of my changes between versions. This is the set of variables that are used throughout the script. SEE THE DOCUMENTATION FOR DETAILS ON CREATING INNO SETUP SCRIPT FILES! COPYRIGHT © 2017 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX AND/OR ITS Script generated by the Inno Setup Script Wizard then manually Description: This is the installer script for iCABS4_5, b0168.
#INNO SETUP SCRIPTS HOW TO#
If you have any suggestions on how to improve this script, or if you have additional features that you think would be useful, please feel free to simply add COMMENTS to this article that list the lines of INNO script code to add, along with an explanation of what your script addition accomplishes!īe sure to delete the comments in RED before compiling! Take a look at the script below and use what you want and what works for you. (Commented out)Īs you can see, Inno Setup is pretty flexible! And no, I don't work for Inno. Provide the use the option to read the Install Notes at the end of the installation. Provide the user the option to start the app after it has been installed.
#INNO SETUP SCRIPTS UPDATE#
Update the list of apps displayed in the START menu (when you click the START button, or click Start/All Programs).ħ. Create an uninstaller and put a link to in the Control Panels "Programs and Features" applet.Ħ.

Use our custom icons for the application and for the uninstaller.ĥ. Install or update the Windows Registry entries.Ĥ.
#INNO SETUP SCRIPTS 32 BIT#
The install location is based on if the platform is 32 bit or 64 bit.ģ.
#INNO SETUP SCRIPTS UPGRADE#
Install the software or upgrade the existing software. If not, a message is displayed and the installer exists.Ģ. Check the target platform to ensure that the correct version of Java in installed. It compiles that ISS file into the SETUP.EXE for your application, with the file name being up to you.Īfter some time, I was able to create an ". Inno Setup uses an ".iss" file as its source code. It's a simple and intuitive tool, but it has some quirks and there is a learning curve. Over time, the cost for InstallShield became prohibitive, and we eventually settled on using Inno Setup as the replacement tool to create out installers. Once upon a time, long, long ago, we used a product called InstallShield to create the Windows installer for our various products.
