and the \t issue when you write to
!insertmacro MUI_INSTALLOPTIONS_WRITE ioSummary.ini Field 2 Text \
$INSTDIR\bin \r\n$MiKTeXPath \r\n$GhostscriptPath
\r\n$ImageMagickPath\r\n$PythonPath\r\n$PerlPath
you have to quote the paths.
What do you mean with the \t issue
Create one string that contains
the lang environment variable and just makes sure that is translated
for now.
That solves the language step in one go. You select your installation
language
and your environment variable is set according to that.
That is not possible as we have
Johann Kellerman wrote:
So after constructing and writing out the complete path variable to
anther variable, the one that you send to Angus's plugin. You should
escape al the path names:
Push $GhostscriptPath
Call Nsis2Io
Pop $GhostscriptPath
Push $INSTDIR
Call Nsis2Io
Pop $R0
StrCpy $0
$MiKTeXPath$\r$\n$GhostscriptPath$\r$\n$ImageMagickPath$\r$\n$PythonPa
th$\r
$\n$PerlPath
${StrNSISToIO} $0 $0
Note that ${StrNSISToIO} is part of StrUtils.nsh...
You don't want to manipulate (change) $GhostscriptPath et al,
because you're actually going to use them later...
Angus Leeming wrote:
Or, perhaps more simply:
StrCpy $0
$MiKTeXPath$\r$\n$GhostscriptPath$\r$\n$ImageMagickPath$\r$\n$PythonPath$\r$\n$PerlPath
${StrNSISToIO} $0 $0
Thanks Angus. I implemented it in the actual version:
(http://fkurth.de/uwest/LyX/Installer/lyx_setup_136proposal-v15.exe)
Johann Kellerman wrote:
I know there are only a couple of translated languages. What I propose is create
the other languages as nullsoft languages. For now the installer strings can be
in english until a concerned user post the correct translations. The only string
we can translate for now is
> > and the \t issue when you write to
> > !insertmacro MUI_INSTALLOPTIONS_WRITE "ioSummary.ini" "Field 2" "Text" \
> >"$INSTDIR\bin \r\n$MiKTeXPath \r\n$GhostscriptPath
> > \r\n$ImageMagickPath\r\n$PythonPath\r\n$PerlPath"
> > you have to quote the paths.
>
> What do you mean
> > Create one string that contains
> > the lang environment variable and just makes sure that is translated
for now.
> > That solves the language step in one go. You select your installation
language
> > and your environment variable is set according to that.
>
> That is not possible as
Johann Kellerman wrote:
> So after constructing and writing out the complete path variable to
> anther variable, the one that you send to Angus's plugin. You should
> escape al the path names:
>
> Push $GhostscriptPath
> Call Nsis2Io
> Pop $GhostscriptPath
> Push $INSTDIR
> Call Nsis2Io
> Pop $R0
> StrCpy $0
>"$MiKTeXPath$\r$\n$GhostscriptPath$\r$\n$ImageMagickPath$\r$\n$PythonPa
th$\r
> $\n>$PerlPath"
> ${StrNSISToIO} $0 $0
>Note that ${StrNSISToIO} is part of StrUtils.nsh...
>You don't want to manipulate (change) $GhostscriptPath et al,
>because you're actually going to use them
Angus Leeming wrote:
Or, perhaps more simply:
StrCpy $0
"$MiKTeXPath$\r$\n$GhostscriptPath$\r$\n$ImageMagickPath$\r$\n$PythonPath$\r$\n$PerlPath"
${StrNSISToIO} $0 $0
Thanks Angus. I implemented it in the actual version:
Johann Kellerman wrote:
I know there are only a couple of translated languages. What I propose is create
the other languages as nullsoft languages. For now the installer strings can be
in english until a concerned user post the correct translations. The only string
we can translate for now is
Hello Angus, hello Johann,
Angus Leeming wrote:
Uwe, how does this strategy compare to yours?
Johann Kellerman wrote:
Attached is a nsi script to install/uninstall the required fonts. You
can easily change between xft-fonts and bakoma. (one line in script)
I need more lines as I let the
I wrote:
(The source code is in the attached skript)
I forgot it, sorry. Now attached.
Uwe
; Lyx for Windows, NSIS v2 series installer script
; File LyXWinUtils.nsi
; This file is part of LyX, the document processor.
; http://www.lyx.org/
; Licence details can be found in the file COPYING
Hi Uwe,
Everything seems fine. The summary of the page is nice for novice users, but I
would prefer a advanced button with a more detailed explanation. It just seems
wrong if it says it found everything... the people that know what everything is
will want to know where it found it (msys/cygwin
Johann Kellerman schrieb:
Everything seems fine. The summary of the page is nice for novice users, but I
would prefer a advanced button with a more detailed explanation. It just seems
wrong if it says it found everything.
I mean that the standard use doesn't want to be bothered with such
Johann Kellerman schrieb:
For the languages I have the following suggestion. Include all the available
languages in Lyx as .nsh files in the installer.
I excluded the language material from the main script to LyXUtils.nsh.
This is now the language database and makes the main script more
Hello Angus, hello Johann,
Angus Leeming wrote:
Uwe, how does this strategy compare to yours?
Johann Kellerman wrote:
Attached is a nsi script to install/uninstall the required fonts. You
can easily change between xft-fonts and bakoma. (one line in script)
I need more lines as I let the
I wrote:
(The source code is in the attached skript)
I forgot it, sorry. Now attached.
Uwe
; Lyx for Windows, NSIS v2 series installer script
; File LyXWinUtils.nsi
; This file is part of LyX, the document processor.
; http://www.lyx.org/
; Licence details can be found in the file COPYING
Hi Uwe,
Everything seems fine. The summary of the page is nice for novice users, but I
would prefer a advanced button with a more detailed explanation. It just seems
wrong if it says it found everything... the people that know what everything is
will want to know where it found it (msys/cygwin
Johann Kellerman schrieb:
Everything seems fine. The summary of the page is nice for novice users, but I
would prefer a advanced button with a more detailed explanation. It just seems
wrong if it says it found everything.
I mean that the standard use doesn't want to be bothered with such
Johann Kellerman schrieb:
For the languages I have the following suggestion. Include all the available
languages in Lyx as .nsh files in the installer.
I excluded the language material from the main script to LyXUtils.nsh.
This is now the language database and makes the main script more
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