* This thing with macros still confuse me.... Must HideConsole be a macro?
Another thing that confuses me is the quotations... it get's extra juicy
when used with a macro as in this case:
!macro HideConsole COMMAND_LINE
# <snip>
!macroend
Function bla
!insertmacro HideConsole '"$EXEDIR\pdfclose.exe" --file "$PDFFile"'
FunctionEnd
The invocation of the macro uses single quotes and double quotes.
Then inside the macro definition there are backquotes.
What happens if $EXEDIR contains e.g. single, double or back quotes?
To put it mildly, I have no idea whatsoever if the code above is valid.
/Christian
PS. Btw, if that macro/function combination could be rewritten as one
function, would it affect the quoting? Is this what you'd get?
Function bla
Push '"$EXEDIR\pdfclose.exe" --file "$PDFFile"'
CallInstDLL "$EXEDIR\Console.dll" Exec
FunctionEnd
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Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
