ASIS: Advanced Simple Installer Script

[KaktoR]

You can use the folowing for CurStep = ssPostInstall or CurStep = ssDone (like you wish)

if IsComponentSelectedByName('Game Components\cm:PL') then
    {Execute program here (you can use Exec2 function)}
if IsComponentSelectedByName('Game Components\cm:CZ') then
    {Execute program here (you can use Exec2 function)}

Btw, I rework the Redist page. New update will follow in the next days.

[Schabik]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

You can use the folowing for CurStep = ssPostInstall or CurStep = ssDone (like you wish)

if IsComponentSelectedByName('Game Components\cm:PL') then
    {Execute program here (you can use Exec2 function)}
if IsComponentSelectedByName('Game Components\cm:CZ') then
    {Execute program here (you can use Exec2 function)}

Btw, I rework the Redist page. New update will follow in the next days.

OK, thanks a lot guys 😁 I'll check it out tomorrow, because today is Sunday and in my country about 8:30 PM. 😋


Ok, after adding the conditions and trying to compile I've got an error says that a comma is expected. after looking at the end of the line the comma is added but in the 94-th column there should't be a comma.
2019-03-25_09h12_11.png


I'm attaching my script.

[Cesar82]

Originally Posted by Schabik

OK, thanks a lot guys 😁 I'll check it out tomorrow, because today is Sunday and in my country about 8:30 PM. 😋


Ok, after adding the conditions and trying to compile I've got an error says that a comma is expected. after looking at the end of the line the comma is added but in the 94-th column there should't be a comma.
Attachment 24411


I'm attaching my script.

try:
Goto line 4225 and replace in this line end; by #endif
Now goto line 3945 and delete this for lines ( 3945, 3946, 3947, 3948 ) and insert:

    #if UseComponents == "1"
    if (IsComponentSelectedByName('cm:GameLang\cm:PL')) then
    begin
      WizardForm.ProgressGauge.Hide;
      WizardForm.StatusLabel.Caption := ExpandConstant('{cm:PatchingFiles}');

Attached is a way for you to simplify the code of applying the path with xdelta.
Only the file names change, so it's more practical to create a loop

[Schabik]

Originally Posted by Cesar82

try:
Goto line 4225 and replace in this line end; by #endif
Now goto line 3945 and delete this for lines ( 3945, 3946, 3947, 3948 ) and insert:

    #if UseComponents == "1"
    if (IsComponentSelectedByName('cm:GameLang\cm:PL')) then
    begin
      WizardForm.ProgressGauge.Hide;
      WizardForm.StatusLabel.Caption := ExpandConstant('{cm:PatchingFiles}');

Nope, still the same
Ok, I've got it now.


in:

RegWriteDWordValue(HKLM, 'SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{#Name}_is1', 'EstimatedSize', Round(InstallationSize / 1024));

my {#Name} constant is "Assassin's Creed", the apostrophe causes the error...
Is there a way to replace the apostrophe for the name of the Game to be complete?
Unfortunately I think the game's name must be with the apostrophe for registry entries to work

[Cesar82]

Originally Posted by Schabik

Nope, still the same
Ok, I've got it now.


in:

RegWriteDWordValue(HKLM, 'SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{#Name}_is1', 'EstimatedSize', Round(InstallationSize / 1024));

my {#Name} constant is "Assassin's Creed", the apostrophe causes the error...
Is there a way to replace the apostrophe for the name of the Game to be complete?
Unfortunately I think the game's name must be with the apostrophe for registry entries to work

replace line by:

RegWriteDWordValue(HKLM, 'SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{#StringChange(Name, "'", "''")}_is1', 'EstimatedSize', Round(InstallationSize / 1024));

Look at the previous post the script I posted;

[Schabik]

Originally Posted by Cesar82

replace line by:

RegWriteDWordValue(HKLM, 'SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{#StringChange(Name, "'", "''")}_is1', 'EstimatedSize', Round(InstallationSize / 1024));

Look at the previous post the script I posted;

Thanks
Ok, About DPICalculator, I think it Does work for 125% Scale but on 100% it does This:


2019-03-25_14h14_37.png


and on 150% does this:


2019-03-25_14h15_52.png

[Cesar82]

Originally Posted by Schabik

Thanks
Ok, About DPICalculator, I think it Does work for 125% Scale but on 100% it does This:


Attachment 24413


and on 150% does this:


Attachment 24414

I do not know what's happening to you.
Here in Full HD resolution change to 125%, 150% 175% works normal.