[midiboy]

Hi Benjamin,

I hope I am not disturbing your studying for exams too much ...

Just came across a situation where I would want an option in Wihu to toggle between two programs to be installed. The reason is this:

I want to give the user an option to choose between two versions of a program to install. Version 1 and 2 for instance.

He can choose to install version 1 or versions 2 or no version at all but he should not be allowed to check both versions since that would lead to conflicts during installation.

I am not sure if there is a command for this yet in Wihu. Or is there ?

It should be that if the user selects version 1, he should not be able to check version 2 anymore and vice versa.

Anyway, would be nice to have something like that ...

Thanks ,
Bye,
Alex

[XPect]

This one is quite easy, it's show in the install.ini that come with wihu

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description.0.1.2=Group test
command.0.1.2=cmd.exe /c @echo command.0.1.2
group.0.1.2=1

description.0.1.2.0=Option 1
command.0.1.2.0=cmd.exe /c @echo Option 1
description.0.1.2.1=Option 2
command.0.1.2.1=cmd.exe /c @echo Option 2
description.0.1.2.2=Option 3
command.0.1.2.2=cmd.exe /c @echo Option 3
selected.0.1.2.1 = 1
group.0.1.2.0=1

The command to use is goup.x = 1
This signify that the lower levels are options and that you can only select one of them.

Hope this help.

[midiboy]

Hi XPect,

thanks for your help. However, I don´t get it ...

I tried this:

[Diverses]

Description.0=Programm 1
command.0=CMD /C "%WIHU%\..\Test\silent_install.cmd"
workdir.0="%WIHU%\..\Test"
selected.0=0


group.1=1

Description.1.0=Option 1
command.1.0=CMD /C "%WIHU%\..\Option1\silent_install.cmd"
workdir.1.0="%WIHU%\..\Option1"
selected.1.0=0

Description.1.1=Option 2
group.1=1
command1.1=CMD /C "%WIHU%\..\Option2\silent_install.cmd"
workdir.1.1="%WIHU%\..\Option2"
selected.1.1=1


Description.2=Programm 3
command.2=CMD /C "%WIHU%\..\Test2\silent_install.cmd"
workdir.2="%WIHU%\..\Test2"
selected.2=1

The result is that only program 1 is displayed.


I am tired ...

Bye,
Alex

[BenjaminKalytta]

Your INI section isn't correct.
Example:

[Diverses]

group.1 = 1

command.1 = cmd.exe
description.1 = Option 1

command.1.0 = cmd.exe
description.1.0 = Option 1.0

command.1.1 = cmd.exe
description.1.1 = Option 1.1

This will produce following output:

Diverses
[ ] Option 1
    ( ) Option 1.0
    ( ) Option 1.1

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I hope I am not disturbing your studying for exams too much ...

Im really very stressed at the moment until 13th. I failed at least 2 examinations right now. That's very annoying. But after 13th I've enough time to do necessary left out work on WIHU


Benjamin Kalytta

[midiboy]

Hi Benjamin,

thanks, yes, it works now. Seemingly one has to add a command at the top group position (command.1 in your example), otherwise it does not work. I added a dummy command now and it works.

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Im really very stressed at the moment until 13th. I failed at least 2 examinations right now. That's very annoying. But after 13th I've enough time to do necessary left out work on WIHU

Good luck then !

Bye
Alex

[BenjaminKalytta]

Btw. adding group = 1 on top tree like following is also possible:

[section]
group = 1

command.0 = cmd.exe
description.0 = Option 1

command.1 = cmd.exe
description.1 = Option 2

Benjamin Kalytta