Variable for OutFile

Hello,

Right now I have two redundant defines and I would like to merge them. FOr this I am looking either to use a variable (not a define) for Outfile or to define a define using if/else.

Let me illustrate

In some case I use

!define CODE_PLATFORM win32
!define NICE_PLATFORM " for Windows XP"

in others I use

!define CODE_PLATFORM win64
!define NICE_PLATFORM " for Windows XP 64 bits"

The main nsh script contains

OutFile MyFile${NICE_PLATFORM}.exe

[...]

File $REPOSITORY\$CODE_PLATFORM\somebinary

I would like to merge the two defines in one

!define PLATFORM 32 (or 64)

Waht solution would I have after to either:

1) use if/defs

"IF" $PLATFORM == 32
!define CODE_PLATFORM win32
!define NICE_PLATFORM " for Windows XP"
"ELSE"
!define CODE_PLATFORM win64
!define NICE_PLATFORM " for Windows XP 64 bits"
"FI"

or 2) variables:

Var CODE_PLATFORM
Var NICE_PLATFORM

Function .onInit
${If} $PLATFORM == 32
StrCpy CODE_PLATFORM win32
StrCpy NICE_PLATFORM " for Windows XP"
${Else}
StrCpy CODE_PLATFORM win64
StrCpy NICE_PLATFORM " for Windows XP 64 bits"
${Endif}

I hope I am not too confuging.

Thanks in advance,

It depends whether you want two different builds of your installer (one for win32 and one for win64) using compile time defines (!define) or have a single installer and determine what to install at run time using variables. You cannot use run time variables at compile time of course.

Stu

I have to different installers so !define used with !ifdef will make the trick. Thanks.