ASIS: Advanced Simple Installer Script

[Spotless]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

Your error could happen because you edited the script. I will give no support for edited script unless you know what to do.



Go to Help folder and read Settings.txt. There is all explained you need to know.

ok thanks
it was errors from the archive

about the script im editing it but i keep your credits

[Spotless]

another question how do i change the whole installer font?

[mausschieber]

Originally Posted by Spotless

another question how do i change the whole installer font?

As KaktoR says before

Go to Help folder and read Settings.txt. There is all explained you need to know.

[KaktoR]

It is only possible to change the welcome and finish messages.

By editing the script it is possible to change the whole appereance of the installer too, like this



However sometimes it is needed to change the font size for all elements. Like in the image above, you will see some cut texts.

[Cesar82]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

It is only possible to change the welcome and finish messages.

By editing the script it is possible to change the whole appereance of the installer too, like this



However sometimes it is needed to change the font size for all elements. Like in the image above, you will see some cut texts.

Suggestion.
Instead of using Fonte.Size := 14 you can try using Fonte.Height := Scale(10) for example (it will keep the Height aspect of the font automatically calculating the font.size).

[Spotless]

Thank you guys for Help
i want to combine records.ini to setup
and i want to add component archive name
and Redists does not work

[L33THAK0R]

What'd be the best solution for being able to use a custom directory constant for a component file? I'm interested in looking into using something like the "{sd}" constant for a given component entry.

I know such functionality is supported for specifying the path of an ".ini" file under [INISettings], but I'm not too sure how to implement it.

I believe this is the section of the script I should be looking at, with the highlighted text being the value that I THINK indicates the working directory for where the file should be.

            ComponentFile := ExpandConstant('{src}\' + GetIniString('ComponentsSettings', 'Component' + IntToStr(CompIndexList[I]) + '.File', '', ExpandConstant('{tmp}\Settings.ini')));
            if (ISDoneError = False) and FileExists(ComponentFile) then
              if not ISArcExtract(0, 0, ComponentFile, ExpandConstant('{app}'), '', false, '', ExpandConstant('{tmp}\arc.ini'), ExpandConstant('{app}'), false) then
                ISDoneError := True;

I thought about using "{#.File}" or "{#File}", (as seen when used for "{#INIFile}") but this doesn't seem to be a valid solution, would anyone be able to suggest a method that I can look into?

[Cesar82]

Originally Posted by L33THAK0R

What'd be the best solution for being able to use a custom directory constant for a component file? I'm interested in looking into using something like the "{sd}" constant for a given component entry.

I know such functionality is supported for specifying the path of an ".ini" file under [INISettings], but I'm not too sure how to implement it.

I believe this is the section of the script I should be looking at, with the highlighted text being the value that I THINK indicates the working directory for where the file should be.

            ComponentFile := ExpandConstant('{src}\' + GetIniString('ComponentsSettings', 'Component' + IntToStr(CompIndexList[I]) + '.File', '', ExpandConstant('{tmp}\Settings.ini')));
            if (ISDoneError = False) and FileExists(ComponentFile) then
              if not ISArcExtract(0, 0, ComponentFile, ExpandConstant('{app}'), '', false, '', ExpandConstant('{tmp}\arc.ini'), ExpandConstant('{app}'), false) then
                ISDoneError := True;

I thought about using "{#.File}" or "{#File}", (as seen when used for "{#INIFile}") but this doesn't seem to be a valid solution, would anyone be able to suggest a method that I can look into?

This is an old version of ASIS and I don't even remember anymore, but I think you can use any constant supported by Inno Setup, but all components will be redirected to new constant.
P.S: The current version you configure directly in the Records.ini file for each component.

[L33THAK0R]

I am able to change all components to use a given constant, was hoping though to be able to use a different constant for each component, thanks for the help nonetheless.

All the new functionality in newer versions of the script really have me seriously considering making the move from v7.2.0, honestly though the only thing stopping me is the super convenient "Compressor GUI", its a shame it was phased out after v7.2.0 .

[Cesar82]

Compressor GUI was eliminated to make way for DiskSpan GUI which has much more features and ease of compression doing everything automatically.

Why don't you use DiskSpan GUI?

[fabrieunko]

hello I would like to add the equalizer if someone can give me a track? thank you in advance

[L33THAK0R]

Originally Posted by Cesar82

Compressor GUI was eliminated to make way for DiskSpan GUI which has much more features and ease of compression doing everything automatically.

Why don't you use DiskSpan GUI?

Compressor GUI looks great, and honestly its a god send for many, but I just use my own little script to process archives using multiple compressors, since I'm often running at least 10-20 fairly large compression tests at any given moment, and having a simple terminal window is just less resource intensive and more easily readable for me personally.

Sorry if I offended you, DiskSpan GUI is a great tool, just not my personal cup of tea.

[KaktoR]

You don't have to use DiskSpan GUI for ASIS. You can still create your own archive which whatever tool you like. The only thing is you have to create a Setup.dll manualy. All of this is explained in Help folder\Setup.dll.txt

[L33THAK0R]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

You don't have to use DiskSpan GUI for ASIS. You can still create your own archive which whatever tool you like. The only thing is you have to create a Setup.dll manualy. All of this is explained in Help folder\Setup.dll.txt

Ah sick yeah checking out v7.3.3 right now, things seem a lot more streamlined than the last time I checked out a newer revision, think I'll migrate over, the eye-boggling amount of new features/QoL improvements is too good to pass up on, plus being able to aggressively compress all the required compressors into a separate archive is super convenient, very confident this'll save at least a couple GB in space once I've rebuilt all my setup executables that were built using v7.2.0 .

[Cesar82]

Originally Posted by L33THAK0R

Ah sick yeah checking out v7.3.3 right now, things seem a lot more streamlined than the last time I checked out a newer revision, think I'll migrate over, the eye-boggling amount of new features/QoL improvements is too good to pass up on, plus being able to aggressively compress all the required compressors into a separate archive is super convenient, very confident this'll save at least a couple GB in space once I've rebuilt all my setup executables that were built using v7.2.0 .

I've been looking at my old source codes here and apparently the current ASIS (v7.3.3) works with the COMPRESSOR_ GUI included in ASIS v7.2.2 (also including the compressor files).

I attached the files referring to the old compressors that worked with the COMPRESSOR_GUI (They must be very outdated).
With this GUI compressor you create the Setup.dll file that can be used with current ASIS (I think).
It must be extracted to the ASIS folder.
P.S: Add the 64BitOnly=0 key in the [Settings] section of the ASIS Settings.ini file so that you can use 32-bit compressors.
To work on 32-bit systems, it is also necessary to remove the lines indicated below from the [Setup] section of the Script.iss of the ASIS v7.3.3 :

ArchitecturesInstallIn64BitMode=x64
ArchitecturesAllowed=x64

EDIT: From what you can see it should also work with DislSpan GUI 1.0.0.5, just copy the COMPRESSOR.ini file from the "DiskSpan_GUI\Resources" folder to the COMPRESSOR\Resources folder of DiskSpan GUI 1.0.0.5 and then delete the DiskSpan GUI folder and rename the "COMPRESSOR" folder (DiskSpan GUI 1.0.0.5) to "DiskSpan_GUI" and move the folder into the ASIS folder.

EDIT: I attached a new file.
Extract the COMPRESSOR (DSG) folder to the ASIS 7.3.3 folder.
- Added a combobox in the COMPRESSOR_GUI interface to select the method used to compress Setup DLL.