Hi,
I'm having a small problem with the new VIAddVersionKey command.
If the /LANG command isn't used, is the version info supposed to default to the system's default lang/sublang/codepage? The reason why I ask is I live in Australia, and would like the version info to indicate as such. With Windows' regional language settings set to "English (Australia)", no matter what I try, the installer's version info will always have a language entry of "English (United States)". Is it possible to add a command that can specify the sub-language, is there a way already, or have I spotted a trivial bug?
Thanks in advance.
Brad.
Languages with VIAddVersionKey
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When no /LANG specified the default is always English, and no lacal information is used.
It's not a bug, it's by design, you can always create a new language files based on english:
${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Language Files\English_AU.nlf with language ID = 3081 ; this code is created using ${NSISDIR}\bin\MakeLangID.exe
${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Contrib\Modern UI\Language files\English_AU.nsh with "... MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_BEGIN "ENGLISH_AU" ..."
then you can type the following code:
Ramon
It's not a bug, it's by design, you can always create a new language files based on english:
${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Language Files\English_AU.nlf with language ID = 3081 ; this code is created using ${NSISDIR}\bin\MakeLangID.exe
${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Contrib\Modern UI\Language files\English_AU.nsh with "... MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_BEGIN "ENGLISH_AU" ..."
then you can type the following code:
insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGE "English_AU"
VIAddVersionKey /LANG=${LANG_ENGLISH_AU} "ProductName" "MyApplication"
... Ramon