Hello,
how can I let NSIS detect which language is given by the system?
And can I use this information to select/deselect some InstallOptions? (For example some translations for an application)
Language detection
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-Stu;1033 == English
StrCmp $LANGUAGE 1033 0 +2
WriteINIStr "IOfile.ini" "Field X" "State" "1" ;select check-box
Thank you,
but how do I use this piece of code?
I'm sorry 🙁
but how do I use this piece of code?
I'm sorry 🙁
Ok, I now know how to use it.
But it does nothing.
No Section is selected or deselected if I write "0" instead if "1"
This is my code:
But it does nothing.
No Section is selected or deselected if I write "0" instead if "1"
This is my code:
Function .onInit
StrCmp $LANGUAGE 1033 0 +2
WriteINIStr "IOfile.ini" "Group En" "State" "1" ;select check-box
FunctionEnd
SubSection /e "En / Ger" SEC00
Section /o "Group En" SEC01
SectionEnd
Section /o "Group Ger" SEC02
SectionEnd
SubSectionEnd A long time did a multilanguage installer... with some of your code & mine:
SetCompressor lzma
XPStyle on
Name "Lobo Lunar"
OutFile "Test.exe"
BrandingText "Lobo Lunar"
InstallDir "$EXEDIR"
ShowInstDetails show
Page components
Page instfiles
SubSection "Languages"
Section /o "English" english
; Put stuff
SectionEnd
Section /o "Other" other
; More stuff
SectionEnd
SubSectionEnd
Function .onInit
StrCmp $LANGUAGE 2058 ENG OTHER
ENG:
SectionSetFlags ${english} 1
Goto Exit
OTHER:
WriteINIStr "$EXEDIR\myini.ini" "LANG" "ID" "1"
SectionSetFlags ${other} 1
Exit:
FunctionEnd
Thank you, I'm testing the script now.
/edit: Works great your script!
/edit: Works great your script!
Great! 👍
As you can see, SectionSetFlags is your man 🙂
As you can see, SectionSetFlags is your man 🙂
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Afrow UK
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This will check the language selected for the installation. This might not be the OS language. How can I detect the language of the operating system!?;1033 == English
StrCmp $LANGUAGE 1033 0 +2
WriteINIStr "IOfile.ini" "Field X" "State" "1" ;select check-box
As far as I know, $LANGUAGE will contain the OS language unless you change it via LangDLL
-Stu
-Stu