ISDone.dll

[ffmla]

Originally Posted by Viper645

I need the full usage of ISExec tutorial. Can you help me please?

function ISExec

function ISExec (CurComponent:Cardinal; PctOfTotal, ProcessTime:double; ExeName, Parameters, TargetDir, OutputStr:string, Show:boolean):boolean;


Examples:
If not ISExec (0, 0, 0, ExpandConstant ('{tmp} \ precomp.exe'), ExpandConstant ('-r -o "{app} \ data.pak" "{app} \ data.pcf"') , 'Data.pak', false);
Runs the precomp.exe file located in the {tmp} folder with the parameters for extracting data.pcf from {app} into data.pak with the "data.pak" text in the "Extract file:" field in the install window. Console application window is hidden. The progress of the operation is considered based on the test pass and the previous operations performed.


If not ISExec (0, 100, -1, ExpandConstant ('{tmp} \ precomp.exe'), ExpandConstant ('-r -o "{app} \ data.pak" "{app} \ data.pcf"' ), 'Data.pak', false);
The same as the previous example, but the percentages are manual and the progress will be in place before execution, then jump to 100%. The window of the application being launched is also hidden.

Example Are taken from profrager help file.

[Viper645]

What is defined by 0, 100, -1

[Gupta]

read this
got the answer of your almost every question related to isdone

[Viper645]

Hey, it's not in english

[78372]

I think this ISDone Example & Script may help you to understand something and easily creating your own installer using ISDone. Compress files with freearc without external compressor and hook it up with the installer using the example.

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[Viper645]

Originally Posted by 78372

I think this ISDone Example & Script may help you to understand something and easily creating your own installer using ISDone. Compress files with freearc without external compressor and hook it up with the installer using the example.

Script Edited by Me

Ok, I see it's a very beginner script to use for repacking. Let me see how well I can use it

[Razor12911]

http://fileforums.com/showpost.php?p...1&postcount=89

Wrote this a couple of years ago, you may find it useful.

[Viper645]

Will you please check your PM? Razor12911