Sashka
6th June 2005 04:59 UTC

disable !echo
People is there a way to disable !echo command? I.e. not echo anything when you are building script from the command line? The reason I need this: let's say I am using third party include file which calls !echo a number of times (e.g. StrFunc.nsh) and I would like it not to echo anything. Of course, one possible way is to put ';' in front of every '!echo'. But is there a way not to change the source .nsh file?

Yathosho
6th June 2005 09:27 UTC

you could use the !ifdef/!ifndef commands in combination with the /D parameter (though i'm not sure if it works with conditional commands).

Anders
6th June 2005 20:25 UTC

use !verbose

!verbose push
!verbose 1
!include blah.nsh
!verbose pop