I want this in my installer

VegetaSan
25th February 2004 22:34 UTC

I want this in my installer
I want this in my installer

ö = selected
o = not selected

I want this

ö Media Player Classic
.....o Set Ogm
.....o Set Mkv

In other words how do I set the Subsection selected and all the sections inside it not selected ???

Thanks, VegetaSan

KirillKr
25th February 2004 22:42 UTC


SubSection "MPC"
  Section ""
  ; default
  SectionEnd
  Section /o "Set Ogm"

  SectionEnd
  Section /o "Set Mkv"

  SectionEnd
SubSectionEnd

Or I don't right?

VegetaSan
25th February 2004 22:56 UTC

nope it doenst work

Joost Verburg
25th February 2004 23:15 UTC

What doesn't work? That code is totally correct.

VegetaSan
25th February 2004 23:20 UTC

Nope it display this.....

____________________
ö = selected
o = not selected
____________________

o MPC
....o Set Ogm
....o Set Mkv

And I want this......

ö Media Player Classic
....o Set Ogm
....o Set Mkv

Joost Verburg
25th February 2004 23:23 UTC

You don't seem to get the whole idea of a tree. If none of the sections of the MPC category is selected MPC itself won't be selected too.

KirillKr
25th February 2004 23:24 UTC

Originally posted by Joost Verburg
What doesn't work? That code is totally correct.

Yes, code correct but this trully not work

KirillKr
25th February 2004 23:29 UTC

I can write
File ...
in SubSection?

KirillKr
25th February 2004 23:31 UTC

Not, I can't :-(

Joost Verburg
25th February 2004 23:31 UTC

You should put it in one of the sections. A SubSection is only a group of sections.

KirillKr
25th February 2004 23:40 UTC

Originally posted by Joost Verburg
You should put it in one of the sections. A SubSection is only a group of sections.

How? Can you write example code?

VegetaSan
25th February 2004 23:48 UTC

Calm down I got it

KirillKr
26th February 2004 00:01 UTC

Originally posted by VegetaSan
Calm down I got it

How?

Joost Verburg
26th February 2004 10:56 UTC

A SubSection is a group of sections. You should put the code in one of the sections inside the SubSection.

KirillKr
26th February 2004 22:34 UTC

Originally posted by Joost Verburg
A SubSection is a group of sections. You should put the code in one of the sections inside the SubSection.

Sorry, but I don't understand how I made this, which author's topic drowing his question.

VegetaSan
27th February 2004 00:12 UTC

Look I allread have it :

SubSection "MPC"
Section

Setoutpath $SYSDIR
File /a "D:\MPC\mplayercXP.exe"
SectionEnd

Section /o "Set Ogm"
SectionEnd

Section /o "Set Mkv"
SectionEnd

SubSectionEnd

KirillKr
27th February 2004 07:34 UTC

Originally posted by VegetaSan
Look I allread have it :

SubSection "MPC"
Section

Setoutpath $SYSDIR
File /a "D:\MPC\mplayercXP.exe"
SectionEnd

Section /o "Set Ogm"
SectionEnd

Section /o "Set Mkv"
SectionEnd

SubSectionEnd

It's work?
I test on my example:
I have 3 Section
I delete caption and name of first section
Append SubSection before first section and after last.
But SubSection not grayed.

Joost Verburg
27th February 2004 12:10 UTC

As I already told you, it makes no sense to have a category of different sections if they are all disabled.

KirillKr
27th February 2004 22:31 UTC

Ok. I understand you...
But one example and this topic may be closed.
o Codecs
....o Set Ogm
....o Set Mkv

And I want this......

ö Codecs
....o Set Ogm
....o Set Mkv

For example I want, that my installer install mp3 codec default in this SubSection. Yes I may write his in other invisible section, but I want install only, if Codecs selected and ogm or mkv or... may be selected or not.
Thats all. I havn't more questions. This only example.

Joost Verburg
27th February 2004 23:05 UTC

Then you should make the MP3 section read-only.

KirillKr
28th February 2004 22:00 UTC

Originally posted by Joost Verburg
Then you should make the MP3 section read-only.

Yes, but this showing. I want, that will be hidden.
Joost Verburg, ok, I understand ,than impossible. I'm not have more questions.