zjckwht
2nd March 2007 02:22 UTC

How to change text above the progress bar?
If I wanna execute a program, using

ExecWait `blah blah...`

When this line is executed, the default text above the progress bar will be "Executing blah blah...", if I wanna the text to display as "Configuring blah..", how to achieve? Thanks.

Comperio
2nd March 2007 05:45 UTC

Here's one way:

SetDetailsPrint textonly
DetailsPrint "Configuring blah.."
ExecWait "blah blah..."
SetDetailsPrint both
## continue your code here...

Simply
2nd March 2007 21:30 UTC

Originally posted by Comperio
Here's one way:

SetDetailsPrint textonly
DetailsPrint "Configuring blah.."
ExecWait "blah blah..."
SetDetailsPrint both
## continue your code here...

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kichik
2nd March 2007 21:51 UTC

DetailPrint, not DetailsPrint. No s.

zjckwht
2nd March 2007 23:33 UTC

Still can't change the default status text, it still displays `Execute: x:\xxx\xxx`, here's my code, something wrong?

outfile test.exe

Section ''
      SetDetailsPrint textonly
      DetailPrint `Configuring blah..`
      execwait `$SYSDIR\NotePad2.exe`
SectionEnd

demiller9
3rd March 2007 00:13 UTC

outfile test.exe

Section ''
      SetDetailsPrint textonly ; or both
      DetailPrint `Configuring blah..`
      SetDetailsPrint none   ; or listonly
      execwait `$SYSDIR\NotePad2.exe`
SectionEnd

Comperio
3rd March 2007 01:16 UTC

Thanks to Kichik for catching my typo in my original post.

And to dmiller for correcting my original code. (I guess I should have tried myself once first.) :o

zjckwht
3rd March 2007 04:59 UTC

Quote:

outfile test.exe

Section ''
      SetDetailsPrint textonly ; or both
      DetailPrint `Configuring blah..`
      SetDetailsPrint none   ; or listonly
      execwait `$SYSDIR\NotePad2.exe`
SectionEnd