Boyito
22nd January 2007 20:22 UTC

Unisntaller Language Detect
Ive write a multilanguage installer

The script use this line to set the selected language

!define MUI_LANGDLL_REGISTRY_VALUENAME "NSIS:Language"

Everything is ok when i run de installer shows to me to select language and when i run uninstaller, this know my "install" language reading the registry with the entry i write above.

The problem is, if i make 2 installers, i run both, the 1st shows to me lo select language but the 2nd never. it tooks the default operating system language and worst when i run the 1st unisntaller take the selected language and if i run the 2nd unistaller, this shows to me the select language dialog

It is OK?
This is the way that the install/unistall will run?

TIA

kichik
22nd January 2007 20:25 UTC

It's OK, as long as you give them both the same registry path. If you have two different installers, you'd usually want to give each of them a different registry path to save their settings.

Boyito
22nd January 2007 20:42 UTC

Hi kichik
I think that, but the
!define MUI_LANGDLL_REGISTRY_VALUENAME "NSIS:Language" is automatically used when i write
!insertmacro MUI_UNGETLANGUAGE
in my un.onInit Function

How can i "say" to NSIS to reach different registry entries

TIA

kichik
22nd January 2007 20:43 UTC

You said you have two installers. That means two scripts. Use a different registry entry in each script.

Boyito
22nd January 2007 20:55 UTC

Sorry But i not understand
If i not wrong the entry "NSIS:Language" is property of NSIS
How can i tell to NSIS my differente entry language??

kichik
22nd January 2007 21:00 UTC

It's not a property of NSIS, it's a property of your script. Simply change that !define line you pasted in your first post.