Hi all, I tried searching, but I could not find anything, maybe I put the wrong info to search for.
I am a level designer for Raven-Shield, what I need for the installer to do is to grab the info on where the client has installed his raven-shield copy to. Like an auto find, instead of him having to use the browse button to select the location of his installation.
I love NSIS btw,it is great!
Finding path to program
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There is an instruction for reading path information from the registry (but I can't recall the instruction's name).
You usually use InstallDirRegKey for this purpose. It'll get the installation directory from a specific registry key. An example from makensis.nsi:
You might also want to use .onVerifyInstDir to make sure the directory used is the right one. For example:InstallDir $PROGRAMFILES\NSIS
InstallDirRegKey HKLM SOFTWARE\NSIS ""
Function .onVerifyInstDir
;Check for Winamp installation
IfFileExists $INSTDIR\Winamp.exe Good
Abort
Good:
FunctionEnd
Is there ever going to be a command for doing "search all hard drives on a pc for a specific file"
That would be usful for my updates program, but right now I have to get the user to 'tell' the updater app where his downloaded files dirs are (where he commanly downloads files to) which is kinda stupid if you ask me!
-Stu
That would be usful for my updates program, but right now I have to get the user to 'tell' the updater app where his downloaded files dirs are (where he commanly downloads files to) which is kinda stupid if you ask me!
-Stu
You can search a given directory using FindFirst, FindNext, and FindClose.