Search the hard drive For Delete

didava
29th May 2007 15:32 UTC

Search the hard drive For Delete File
Hi

${GetDrives} "[Option]" "Function"
"[Option]" ; [FDD+HDD+CDROM+NET+RAM]
; FDD Floppy Disk Drives
; HDD Hard Disk Drives
; CDROM CD-ROM Drives
; NET Network Drives
; RAM RAM Disk Drives
;
; [ALL]
; Find all drives by letter (default)
;
"Function" ; Callback function when found

Function "Function"
; $9 "drive letter" (a:\ c:\ ...)
; $8 "drive type" (FDD HDD ...)

; $R0-$R9 are not used (save data in them).
; ...

Push $var ; If $var="StopGetDrives" Then exit from function
FunctionEnd

for Example

${locate::Open} "j:\" "/F=1 /D=1 /S=,Kb /T=,Creation delete/M=*.nsi /SD=NAME /B=1" $R0

Search For only .nsi file for delete

THANKS:cry: :cry: :cry:

didava
29th May 2007 16:05 UTC

plz

didava
29th May 2007 16:37 UTC

plz hlp

Name "Locate"
OutFile "Locate.exe"

!include "Locate.nsh"
!include "Sections.nsh"

Page components
Page instfiles

Section "Search and write founded in text file" SearchAndWriteInFile
GetTempFileName $1
FileOpen $2 $1 w

${locate::Open} "j:\" "/M=*.nsi /L=F" $R0

loop:
${locate::Find} $R0 $R1 $R2 $R3 $R4 $R5 $R6

RMDir $R0
StrCmp $R1 '' close
StrCmp $R4 '' 0 +3
FileWrite $2 '$R1 $\r$\n'
goto +2
FileWrite $2 '@del $0 $R1 $\r$\n'
goto loop

close:
${locate::Close} $R0
${locate::Unload}
FileClose $2
Exec '"notepad.exe" "$1"'

SectionEnd

didava
29th May 2007 22:00 UTC

helllllllllllllllllllllppppppppppppppppppp

Afrow UK
29th May 2007 22:30 UTC

What exactly are you trying to do?

Stu

didava
29th May 2007 22:42 UTC

merci Afrow UK

I WISHING Search the hard drive For Delete File Example nsi file

Afrow UK
29th May 2007 22:57 UTC

Please use this:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/

Stu

didava
29th May 2007 23:06 UTC

1-Finds files .nsi all hard drive c:\ d:\ e:\ f:\ ....
2-delete .nsi files
3- end

didava
30th May 2007 00:22 UTC

helooooo..

demiller9
30th May 2007 04:20 UTC

I don't mean to offend the original poster, but I don't see a valid use for his request. If there are nsi files on the target system they should not be deleted unless you are uninstalling your own program and the nsi files were put there by your installer. In such a situation you should know where they were installed and not need to search every hard drive.

I would be furious if some installer I ran deleted all of the nsi files on my computer.

Don

didava
30th May 2007 09:45 UTC

no. i am for Example EXPLAINED

ok for Example .db

didava
30th May 2007 11:22 UTC

plz.....

Instructor
30th May 2007 11:53 UTC

:)

Name "Test"
OutFile "Test.exe"

!include "Locate.nsh"
!include "FileFunc.nsh"
!insertmacro GetDrives

Section
        ${GetDrives} "HDD" "GetDrivesCallback"

        ${locate::Unload}
SectionEnd

Function GetDrivesCallback
        StrCpy $9 $9 2
        ${locate::Open} "$9" "/F=1 /D=0 /M=*.nsi /B=1" $0
        StrCmp $0 0 close

        loop:
        ${locate::Find} $0 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6
        StrCmp $1 '' close

        #Your code
;       Delete $1
        goto loop

        close:
        ${locate::Close} $0

        Push 0
FunctionEnd

didava
30th May 2007 17:04 UTC

Thanks Instructor , I can test the code vrey good Thanks

But Never not delete file

Example

Name "Test"
OutFile "Test.exe"

!include "Locate.nsh"
!include "FileFunc.nsh"
!insertmacro GetDrives

Section
${GetDrives} "HDD" "GetDrivesCallback"

${locate::Unload}
SectionEnd

Function GetDrivesCallback
StrCpy $9 $9 2
${locate::Open} "$9" "/F=1 /D=0 /M=*.db /B=1" $0
StrCmp $0 0 close

loop:
${locate::Find} $0 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6
StrCmp $1 '' close

#Your code
; Delete $1
goto loop

close:
${locate::Close} $0

Push 0
FunctionEnd

didava
30th May 2007 17:27 UTC

Plz hlp

Afrow UK
30th May 2007 17:40 UTC

The ; in front of the Delete means that line is commented out.

Stu

didava
30th May 2007 17:54 UTC

tanks

so.. plz BENEFICIAL Example .db THANKS AGAIN

Name "Test"
OutFile "Test.exe"

!include "Locate.nsh"
!include "FileFunc.nsh"
!insertmacro GetDrives

Section
${GetDrives} "HDD" "GetDrivesCallback"

${locate::Unload}
SectionEnd

Function GetDrivesCallback
StrCpy $9 $9 2
${locate::Open} "$9" "/F=1 /D=0 /M=*.db /B=1" $0
StrCmp $0 0 close

loop:
${locate::Find} $0 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6
StrCmp $1 '' close

Delete $0
Delete "c:\*.db"
goto loop

close:
${locate::Close} $0

Push 0
FunctionEnd PLZ Example for me

didava
30th May 2007 18:48 UTC

PLZ Example for me

didava
30th May 2007 21:55 UTC

HI
hellp me

didava
31st May 2007 08:23 UTC

plz hlp....

didava
31st May 2007 11:59 UTC

PLZ Example for me

Comperio
31st May 2007 14:28 UTC

All your multiple posts and the whining and crying aren't going to get you answers any faster. In fact, they only serve to do the opposite!! :mad:

Instructor's post should give you what you want. However, as Afrow already stated, you need to remove the semicolon from the Delete statement. In other words, change this:

 #Your code
; Delete $1
goto loop

to this:

 #Your code
Delete $1
goto loop

You might also need to adjust the parameters of the search ( ${locate::Open}) in order to remove the files you want to remove.

If you are still confused, download and read the docs regarding the Locate plugin.

didava
31st May 2007 16:57 UTC

Comperio THANKFUL :o ;) :)