[illusions]

Hi, I am unable to get the following 2 commands to work properly. Keep getting error msg.

Please help



getOSver()=="Win7" {regedit}"%wpipath%\\Install\\cc\\win7 settings.reg"
getOSver()=="XP" {regedit} "%wpipath%\\Install\\cc\\xp settings.reg

or using

{x64} {regedit} "%wpipath%\\Install\\cc\\win7 settings.reg"
{x86} {regedit} "%wpipath%\\Install\\cc\\xp settings.reg"

[engmod]

What error message are you getting?

[illusions]

engmod, on 08 November 2011 - 07:03 PM, said:

What error message are you getting?

The message is "failed" and the setting.reg file does not get executed.

[myselfidem]

Try whithout SPACE with the reg name, example:

{x86} {regedit} "%wpipath%\\Install\\cc\\XPsettings.reg"

[illusions]

Ok I use the following syntax and got the {x86} and {x64} method working

{x86} regedit /s "%wpipath%\Install\cc\xpsettings.reg"
{x64} regedit /s "%wpipath%\Install\cc\win7settings.reg"


however I still cannot get these working using getOSver() method ...

getOSver()=="Win7" regedit /s "%wpipath%\Install\cc\win7settings.reg"
getOSver()=="XP" regedit /s "%wpipath%\Install\cc\xpsettings.reg"

[myselfidem]

Does not work for me also !

getOSver()=="Not found"

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Getosver is mainly for deps and exclusions. Am looking into why it won't add into the command line.

Yeah I am aware of the fact 2 or more commands will not work in the same line. Working on that too.

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Adding getosver to the commandlines is getting messy... (Might not happen)

However still looking into adding 2 or more commands to the same line.

[mritter]

If not using it as a Deps or Cond you have to use {JSCRIPT}

{JSCRIPT}=if (getBits()==32) RunCmd('%wpipath%\Install\CCleaner.exe /s',false,true)

See the changelog.txt for more examples.

[gilles_gros]

Kelsenellenelvian, on 17 November 2011 - 04:43 PM, said:

Adding getosver to the commandlines is getting messy... (Might not happen)

However still looking into adding 2 or more commands to the same line.

Hi All,

Bumping into that problem, I come up with a simple solution.
Only in the case of a {X86} or {X64} command, you might have after 1 other command.
I did not code the full solution, but a solution that I think fixes most of the cases.

Based on that fact, I modified installer.js file
initial code :

		case '{X86}':
				if (getBits()==64)
					cmd="SKIP0";
				cmd=cmd.replace(/{x86} /gi,'');
				fsoCmd=false;
				break;

			case '{X64}':
				if (getBits()==32)
					cmd="SKIP0";
				cmd=cmd.replace(/{x64} /gi,'');
				fsoCmd=false;
				break;

Modified code

		case '{X86}':
				if (getBits()==64)
					cmd="SKIP0";
				else
				{
					cmd=cmd.replace(/{x86} /gi,'');
					handleCommand(cmd,item,cmdNum);
				}
				fsoCmd=false;
				break;

			case '{X64}':
				if (getBits()==32)
					cmd="SKIP0";
				else
				{
					cmd=cmd.replace(/{x64} /gi,'');
					cmd=handleCommand(cmd,item,cmdNum);
				}
				fsoCmd=false;
				break;

Hope this helps some of you.

Gilles

[Francesco]

I posted here a modified handleCommand function that allows using {X86} and {X64} in chain of commands and also adds an {OS} filter to run commands only on specific OS versions. This should solve both the problems people were having in this thread.