[Tefole]

gora, on Oct 21 2008, 01:36 AM, said:

Yes. For example...

Thx, its working great!
Im again and again amazed, what great thing this 'Extractor' is...


Edit: Just for the record (sorry for OT)
Extractor <= self-extracting archive <=SFX

This post has been edited by Tefole: 21 October 2008 - 04:30 AM

[gora]

Tefole, on Oct 21 2008, 01:27 PM, said:

great thing this 'Extractor' is...

What is ' Extractor ' !?

[rkillcrazy]

Is there a way to recover the embedded config.txt if you no longer have it but still have the executable that was made with it?

11-03-08
1204 EDT

[gora]

rkillcrazy, on Nov 3 2008, 09:05 PM, said:

Is there a way to recover the embedded config.txt if you no longer have it but still have the executable that was made with it?

Yes. Use 7z SFX Archive splitter (http://7zsfx.info/en).

[rkillcrazy]

gora, on Nov 3 2008, 01:17 PM, said:

rkillcrazy, on Nov 3 2008, 09:05 PM, said:

Is there a way to recover the embedded config.txt if you no longer have it but still have the executable that was made with it?

Yes. Use 7z SFX Archive splitter (http://7zsfx.info/en).

Thanks, I'll give that a go....

Another question:
How do the commands run? Do they run in the order they are shown in the config? I ask 'cause I'm trying to make an install that may need to overwrite the destination, however, the destination may have file in use. I was thinking, I could do something like below:

RunProgram="batch file to kill my task here"
RunProgram="batch file to clear the destination directory"
InstallPath="extract to the recently cleared destination directory"
RunProgram="batch file to do something else..."
RunProgram="batch file to do something else..."

However, if it reads the config, upon execution and immediately begins to extract to the directory that has files in use, I I'd be screwed.

11-03-08
1724 EDT

[gora]

Q

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How do the commands run? Do they run in the order they are shown in the config?

A

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There are 4 types of commands of start of programs: ' AutoInstall ', ' AutoInstallX ', ' RunProgram ' and ' ExecuteFile '. At a configuration file there can be any of these of 4 types and even everything, but after start SFX of archive one type of commands of start can be carried out only.
Commands of start of programs in each type (' AutoInstall ', ' AutoInstallX ' and ' RunProgram ') can be a little, are processed they (within each type) in that sequence in which are specified in a configuration file, the termination of the previous command and after that the following is started thus is expected.

Parametre InstallPath is not a command of start of programs. It specifies a place of unpacking of archive. Commands of start of programs are started ONLY after archive unpacking.

In your case it is possible to make so:

RunProgram="batch file to kill my task here"
RunProgram="batch file to clear the destination directory"
; InstallPath="extract to the recently cleared destination directory"
RunProgram="Copying of files from temporary folder to destination directory..."
RunProgram="batch file to do something else..."
RunProgram="batch file to do something else..."

In the absence of parametre InstallPath unpacking will occur in a temporary folder

This post has been edited by gora: 05 November 2008 - 04:14 AM

[bigfatroundguy]

will there be any update given that the base 7-Zip program has now been updated to v4.62?

[cybpsych]

i second this request for 7zip 4.62

anyway, a gui for SFX is most appreciated

this post, http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&...st&p=719148 , points to a dead link now. I used this SFX before, it's gorgeous, but only provides basic functionality.

[ricktendo64]

bigfatroundguy, on Dec 4 2008, 12:55 PM, said:

will there be any update given that the base 7-Zip program has now been updated to v4.62?

The program and this tool have nothing to do with each other

[cybpsych]

have any1 encountered icon problem when modifying the SFX using XN Resource Editor?

If using XN REsource Editor, the icon won't show on the dialogs. If I use Resource Hacker, the icon shows.

p/s: I like XN Reosource Editor because editing the Version is easier

[Empro]

It would be great if you could also include images (example: http://www.hanzify.org/teach/UserFiles/Image/cabdo9.jpg)

Maybe you could also make a 7-Zip SFX plug-in with the ability to change the icon without the need of a ressource editor.

This post has been edited by Empro: 12 January 2009 - 07:57 AM

[darkpepe]

MioKawaii, on Jan 27 2008, 07:58 AM, said:

If all you need is to extract the archive content to a certain folder, you need to specify a value for 'InstallPath' in the config file. In this case you should not specify 'RunProgram' or 'ExecuteFile' in the config file. 'AutoInstall' or 'AutoInstallX' may be specified in the config file, but should not be invoked via the command line or with the [SHIFT] key. If you specify 'RunProgram' or 'ExecuteFile' or invoke 'AutoInstall' and 'AutoInstallX', the specified executable will be launched after the extraction.

I'm getting desperate. It is exactly what I am trying, but I keep getting an error telling me that setup.exe could not be found.

What could be the problem? Thanks!

Quote

;!@Install@!UTF-8!
InstallPath="%PROGRAMFILES%\\Teamviewer"
GUIMode="2"
Shortcut="D,{%%T\\Teamviewer\\TeamViewer.exe},{},{},{Get help from IT Spain BB},{Teamviewer},{},{},{}"
;!@InstallEnd@!

[Geej]

darkpepe
Try this:

;!@Install@!UTF-8!
AutoInstall="ai"
OverwriteMode="0"
InstallPath="%PROGRAMFILES%\\Teamviewer"
GUIMode="2"
Shortcut="D,{%%T\\TeamViewer.exe},{},{TeamViewer},{Get help from IT Spain BB},{%PROGRAMFILES%\\Teamviewer}"
;!@InstallEnd@!

This post has been edited by Geej: 15 January 2009 - 08:03 AM

[gora]

Modules, Help files (Russian), Site (Russian) are updated. Many functions are added. Change of appearance of dialogue windows and use RTF in texts is possible.



To load it is possible here. For studying of new possibilities use online translator.

[Nick_White]

Are the configuration options backwards compatible (keep settings from older module)?

[gora]

Nick_White, on Mar 11 2009, 01:43 PM, said:

Are the configuration options backwards compatible (keep settings from older module)?

Yes!

[Jolli]

I would like to install with a dos Instruction and wondering how it goes:

here the cmd:

copy /y "%WINDIR%\system32\Adobe\Director\np32dsw.dll" "%ProgramFiles%\Mozilla Firefox\plugins\"

and my 7z cmd, is this correct with the DOUBLE backslashes (\\) and the double quotes (\")
especially at the end of my code (...plugins\\\")?

RunProgram="hidcon:cmd /c copy \"%WINDIR%\\system32\\Adobe\\Director\\np32dsw.dll\" \"%ProgramFiles%\\Mozilla Firefox\\plugins\\\" /y "

Thanks for input.

[bauxite]

hey thanks a lot Oleg, first post as well

im still figuring out how to use it but hopefully it wont be too hard

amazing tool btw.

[Gremo]

Hi there, thank you for your module. I have a little cosmetic problem: i cannot make shortcut icon to work. This is my simple config.txt:

;!@Install@!UTF-8!
InstallPath="%ProgramFiles%\\JDownloader"
GUIMode="1"
Shortcut="P, {%%T\\JDownloader.exe}, {}, {JDownloader}, {}, {} {%%T\\} {%%T\\JDownloader.exe} {1}"
;!@InstallEnd@!

shorcut is created but icon is blank. Going to properties -> change icon shows that the %ProgramFiles% variable is not expanded correctly (my case is C:\Programmi\JDownloader).

Am i wrong?

This post has been edited by Gremo: 09 July 2009 - 05:38 PM

[gora]

Gremo, on Jul 10 2009, 03:37 AM, said:

Am i wrong?

Correct variants of a line for your case:

Shortcut="P, {%%T\\JDownloader.exe}, {}, {JDownloader}, {}, {}, {%%T\\}, {%%T\\JDownloader.exe}, {0}"

Shortcut="P, {%%T\\JDownloader.exe}, {}, {JDownloader}, {}, {}, {%%T\\}, {%%T\\JDownloader.exe}"

Shortcut="P, {%%T\\JDownloader.exe}, {}, {JDownloader}, {}, {}, {%%T\\}"