I've read this very nice article : http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Version_...n_compile-time
It helped me to add the version-informations automatically from an exe-source-file to my setup-exe-file.
But i've got one little problem: there are informations in my source-exe, that i don't want to have in my setup-exe (eg the "OriginalFilename"). And it's important for my automation, that i take that exe-source, without manual modifications.
It would be nice, if i could exlusively save the fileversion info (like 1.0.0.1) of my source-exe to the setup-exe and ignore other infos.
I read a little about the Resource Hacker's extract-operation and it seems, that i can only save the whole version-infos (of one language) to a .res-file.
Any ideas?
"Version Info manipulations on compile-time" - Question
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Thanks, but getting the version-number is not the problem. I already use that script.
The problem is to add that number to the versioninfo-tabsheet of my outfile. It has to be done by Resource Hacker's extract- and addoverwrite-operation. Or are there any other solutions?
The problem is to add that number to the versioninfo-tabsheet of my outfile. It has to be done by Resource Hacker's extract- and addoverwrite-operation. Or are there any other solutions?
See Examples\VersionInfo.nsi
-Stu
-Stu
Wow, that's very easy. The next time i won't forget the help-files, before searching wiki/forum 🙄 .