Current version: 1.4 (4/29/01) | (382kb)
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v1.4:
- Made RegDeleteKey delete recursively, even on win2k. Thanks to Tim Kosse.
- Made ExecWait set the error flag if the program executed returns a nonzero return value.
- Made ExecWait run message pump for WM_PAINT messages while executing, and no longer show/hide the main window when done.
- Fixed one small InstType /NOCUSTOM bug
- Made BGBG faster (from Drew Davidson)
- Added $HWNDPARENT variable (decimal value of the hwnd of the installer)
- Added "Splash" utility (see splash.txt)
- Added !cd compiler command
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NSIS webpage: http://firehose.net/free/nsis
Download 1.4: http://firehose.net/free/nsis/nsis14.exe
Enjoy. 😁
-- Jarsonic
NSIS 1.4
4 posts
Hi,
It is nice to delete RegKeys recursively, but
what if you don't want to do this?
Since there is no way to detect if any subkeys
exist, I misused RegDeleteKey. It simply failed
in the case there are any subkeys.
May I siggest to make it optional? I would expect
RegDeleteKey [/r] ... just like RMDir or File is implemented.
Locutus123
It is nice to delete RegKeys recursively, but
what if you don't want to do this?
Since there is no way to detect if any subkeys
exist, I misused RegDeleteKey. It simply failed
in the case there are any subkeys.
May I siggest to make it optional? I would expect
RegDeleteKey [/r] ... just like RMDir or File is implemented.
Locutus123
That technique would not work in Win9x anyway 🙂
-Justin
-Justin
Hi Justin,
since the above discussion hits the same topic as my request here, I am reposting it here:
I need functions to check if subkeys and/or values exist in a registry key. A more complicated nice-to-have thing would be a command to get a list of subkey/value names, so I would like commands like
RegSubkeyNames
RegValueNames
RegSubkeysExist
RegValuesExist
Also I would like some way to access the lists :-)
Is there a way to implement a for loop with the currently implemented commands?
Snowbird
since the above discussion hits the same topic as my request here, I am reposting it here:
I need functions to check if subkeys and/or values exist in a registry key. A more complicated nice-to-have thing would be a command to get a list of subkey/value names, so I would like commands like
RegSubkeyNames
RegValueNames
RegSubkeysExist
RegValuesExist
Also I would like some way to access the lists :-)
Is there a way to implement a for loop with the currently implemented commands?
Snowbird