ASIS: Advanced Simple Installer Script

[KaktoR]

There are two different PauseButton.

One for NormalMode, the other for CompactMode.

The button for compactmode is on line 3190

[Masquerade]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

There are two different PauseButton.

One for NormalMode, the other for CompactMode.

The button for compactmode is on line 3190

I ripped out the Wizard Creation for Normal Mode because I didn't need it, the remaining wizard creation part is the lines for Compact mode (lines beginning with the notation /* BEGIN Compact Mode Wizard Creation */). I removed the ELSE statement.

So for me the Wizard Creation starts at 1938 however with the Normal mode section, it would begin at 2807 I do believe.

Edit: the above mentioned Code snippet is located on line 3092

[KaktoR]

Search for CurPageID = wpWelcome

The pausebutton will be changed there too (this is ridiculous, I will change this too in next version). This settings will be higher priority then the first in initialize wizard.

[Masquerade]

I managed to get everything sorted, this is how it's looking currently:



I'd like to add an image at the top, so I added this code (taken from the About section of the newest release):

Do you know how I could add an image to the top section? I tried using code snippets from the 7.1.7H release about section:


This went in after the //Begin Creation// notation:

ExtractTemporaryFile('image.bmp');
  LogoImage := TBitmapImage.Create(WizardForm);
  with LogoImage do begin
    Name             := 'LogoImage';
    Parent           := WizardForm;
    Left             := ScaleX(5);
    Top              := ScaleY(5);
    Width            := ScaleX(373);
    Height           := ScaleY(149);
    //Bitmap.AlphaFormat := afDefined;
    Bitmap.LoadFromFile(ExpandConstant('{tmp}\image.bmp'));
    ReplaceColor := $0000ff
    ReplaceWithColor := WizardForm.Color
  end;

I also added this to the procedure InitialiseWizard section:

LogoImage: TBitmapImage;

However I cannot get the image to appear. I tried adding:

WizardForm.LogoImage.Show;

And:

WizardForm.LogoImage.Hide;

To dictate whether the image should be there or not in wpWelcome and wpInstalling etc...

However that returns the issue Missing Identifier LOGOIMAGE.

I wonder if you know about adding more images? I don't have any in the about section, I replaced that area of code with text from 7.1.4b.

[Cesar82]

@Masquerade
try removing WizardForm. from lines:
WizardForm.LogoImage.Show; >> LogoImage.Show;
WizardForm.LogoImage.Hide; >> LogoImage.Hide;

[Masquerade]

Originally Posted by Cesar82

@Masquerade
try removing WizardForm. from lines:
WizardForm.LogoImage.Show; >> LogoImage.Show;
WizardForm.LogoImage.Hide; >> LogoImage.Hide;

The script now compiles which is great, thanks for the info.

Only now when running the script:



The image is in .bmp format at a size of 460x77 (the window size is larger than this.

[Cesar82]

@Masquerade
Send me your src code

[KaktoR]

I have added the update to first post.

Nothing really new, just update help file and removed unneccessary code.

[Masquerade]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

The previous update had some bugs left, here is the hotfix
If you encounter more then tell me please

Been playing with the new [Executable] section in the INI file however there's a couple things:

- The desktop shortcut always is written to be the default path instead of the chosen install path. If my default is {sd}\Games in [Extract Settings] but I change the path in the installer to a different Drive or folder, the shortcut will still get written as c:\games instead iof the user chosen path.

- Desktop shortcut is always created despite checkbox being unticked.

- This path confusion may also lead to the CRC check not working as intended - when running a CRC check, all files are printed as "Not found" when the files have extracted properly to the user chosen path. Wirthout a way of seeing where the installer is looking to check the files, I can't confirm that there's a link between this and the path confusion. My CRC MD5 file did work because I ran it in the install directory and everything verified correctly.

[KaktoR]

For the shortcuts...
Just add this to both issp code lines

""";"
to
"""; Check: CreateIcons;"

I have forgot this

I will look at the path and crc check later (I think I will copy it to app instead).

PS: The shortcut problem is the INI setting. I will remove this (this gave me already headache in the past). I have to look how to use WForm.DirEdit(TEdit) input into ispp.
Edit: I don't think this is possible with ispp. ispp will be executed and written on compile. Impossible to change it afterwards.

[KaktoR]

Here is a fix for the shortcuts (thanks to Cesar).

[Schabik]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

Here is a fix for the shortcuts (thanks to Cesar).

It appears that there are modified AFR_x32 and AFR_x64 files in the newest version. After compiling and running the setup on ACUnity (As I've told You It unpacks properly on AFR 020 x64) there is an error -11 on the beginning. I've copied the files I've used for compression and the error dissapears.

[shakhnaften]

hello is there a way to use inno internal compression?

[KaktoR]

No, not yet.

[shakhnaften]

thank you do you know why is cancel button like this?