Hello,
I want to make a Windows-Installer for a python program. This installer should first check if python is installed and if not download it from the python-site and install. Then it should download the program from a page that redirects to the real zip-archive and unzip it. And of course it should make a link in the startmenu, but i think thats easy.
Is this possible with NSIS? If so, plese give me tips how I can do this.
PS: Sorry for my English,😉 Im German.
Is this possible with NSIS?
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- To check for a suitable python installation, you can probably check some regkey somewhere.
- To download files, use an internet plugin such as NSISdl.
- To unzip, use an unzip plugin such as nsUnzip or ZipDLL
- To download files, use an internet plugin such as NSISdl.
- To unzip, use an unzip plugin such as nsUnzip or ZipDLL
And how can I find out the python regkeys?
Originally posted by bauerjAsk around in an appropriate python forum somewhere? If you want to know something about application X, it's usually best to ask people who know something about application X.
And how can I find out the python regkeys?
Originally posted by bauerjin many cases a simple search in the registry also helps
And how can I find out the python regkeys?