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[Razor12911]

total progress is 100, so just split the current process.

[danswano]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

total progress is 100, so just split the current process.

Sure dude but it's not working for me this time.

[Razor12911]

I see, ISExec progress percentage don't want to work.
I also don't know how to use records.inf.

But I have a solution to this.

don't set progress for all archives, leave it to zero

add this

Var
ArcInt: integer;

begin
ArcInt:=3 //defines the number of archives involved in process.

ISDoneProgressBar1.Max:= ISDoneProgressBar1.Max * ArcInt
end;

Put these lines under procedure CurStepChanged(CurStep: TSetupStep);

[danswano]

Can you please explain what these codes can do to the overall progress?

[Razor12911]

post your entire CurStepChanged procedure.

[danswano]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

post your entire CurStepChanged procedure.

procedure CurStepChanged(CurStep: TSetupStep);

var Comps1,Comps2,Comps3, TmpValue:cardinal;
FindHandle1,ColFiles1,CurIndex1,tmp:integer;
ExecError:boolean;
InFilePath,OutFilePath,OutFileName:PAnsiChar;
begin
if CurStep = ssInstall then begin
CheckTasks;
WizardForm.ProgressGauge.Hide;
WizardForm.CancelButton.Hide;
CreateControls;
WizardForm.StatusLabel.Caption:=ExpandConstant('{c m:Extracted}');
ISDoneCancel:=0;
ExtractTemporaryFile('CallbackCtrl.dll');
InitWin7TaskBar;
ExtractTemporaryFile('unarc.dll');

[Razor12911]

procedure CurStepChanged(CurStep: TSetupStep);

var Comps1,Comps2,Comps3, TmpValue:cardinal;
FindHandle1,ColFiles1,CurIndex1,tmp:integer;
ExecError:boolean;
InFilePath,OutFilePath,OutFileName:PAnsiChar;
ArcInt: integer;
begin
if CurStep = ssInstall then begin
CheckTasks;
WizardForm.ProgressGauge.Hide;
WizardForm.CancelButton.Hide;
CreateControls;
WizardForm.StatusLabel.Caption:=ExpandConstant('{c m:Extracted}');
ISDoneCancel:=0;
ExtractTemporaryFile('CallbackCtrl.dll');
InitWin7TaskBar;
ExtractTemporaryFile('unarc.dll');
ArcInt:=3 //defines the number of archives involved in process, You can use {#ArcNumber}.
ISDoneProgressBar1.Max:= ISDoneProgressBar1.Max * ArcInt

[danswano]

Got this error when installation starts:

[Razor12911]

fix this

ExpandConstant('{c m:Extracted}');

space of cm in between

to this

ExpandConstant('{cm:Extracted}');

[danswano]

Each ArcInt i set represent a full 100% bar
i mean if i set it to 3 i get 300%.
should i enable records?

[Razor12911]

yep. totally. will go offline. going to attend my classes.

[danswano]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

yep. totally. will go offline. going to attend my classes.

Catch you later

[kashifagaria]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

45% complete

now, you can load jpg or bmp and png, re-arrange all you want,

create quick conversions

test attachment added

Requesting language translators...

it's kinda funny, that all of this is been created just by using inno setup and nothing else,

Select Backgrounds under Autorun Interface Select tab standard configuration to load a simple file .jpg, Select tab advanced configuration to load a folder which has autorun#.jpg, Select tab expert configuration to load bmp and png image.

this Designer for download

[Razor12911]

Not Complete yet
Link

[inovateqsa]

@Pakrat:

After Removing the "Precsrep:1" and adding "Precompver=inside" to the "[InstallOptions]" section of the Setup.ini, I now get the Following error:

"Srep:
Not an Srep Compressed File"

Then,

"An error occurred while unpacking!
Unarc.dll returned an error code: -1
ERROR: archive data corrupted (decompression fails)"

The first error is weird, because you can see the batch file i used to compress clearly uses srep (I also have the srep.exe in the same folder as the .bat file while compressing).

The second error makes no sense, as I have tried compressing multiple times, the odds of all of them being corrupted are almost nil.

I should probably add that this is the first time I am using external compression in innosetup, up till now I have only used internal (The second disc for R.A Uprising is only 18mb, so It would really be a waste of a disc). Do you think I might have missed something?