How to Detect any .NET Framework - Revision history

BerndS: /* fixed bud (missing else) */

2022-04-14T09:18:24Z

fixed bud (missing else)

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	!error "AbortIfBadFramework was passed a bad framework version ${MIN_FRA_MAJOR}.${MIN_FRA_MINOR}.${MIN_FRA_BUILD}."		!error "AbortIfBadFramework was passed a bad framework version ${MIN_FRA_MAJOR}.${MIN_FRA_MINOR}.${MIN_FRA_BUILD}."
	!endif		!endif
			!else
	!error "AbortIfBadFramework is not sure how to check .NET framework versions > V4.8."		!error "AbortIfBadFramework is not sure how to check .NET framework versions > V4.8."
	!endif		!endif

BerndS: /* Added support for .NET Framework 4.8 */

2022-04-14T09:05:52Z

Added support for .NET Framework 4.8

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	!error "AbortIfBadFramework was passed a bad framework version ${MIN_FRA_MAJOR}.${MIN_FRA_MINOR}.${MIN_FRA_BUILD}."		!error "AbortIfBadFramework was passed a bad framework version ${MIN_FRA_MAJOR}.${MIN_FRA_MINOR}.${MIN_FRA_BUILD}."
	!endif		!endif
	!else		!else if ${MIN_FRA_MINOR} == "8"
	!error "AbortIfBadFramework is not sure how to check .NET framework versions > V4.7."
			!if ${MIN_FRA_BUILD} == "0"
			!define MIN_FRA_RELEASE "528040"
			!else
			!error "AbortIfBadFramework was passed a bad framework version ${MIN_FRA_MAJOR}.${MIN_FRA_MINOR}.${MIN_FRA_BUILD}."
			!endif

			!error "AbortIfBadFramework is not sure how to check .NET framework versions > V4.8."
	!endif		!endif

Matthew1471: Add > 4.5 support.

2018-06-25T21:33:02Z

Add > 4.5 support.

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Chinners: /* The Abort If Bad Function */

2014-06-04T11:49:00Z

The Abort If Bad Function

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	this_minor_more:		this_minor_more:
	StrCpy $R6 $R2		StrCpy $R6 $R2
	StrCpy $R7 R3		StrCpy $R7 $R3
	StrCpy $R8 $R4		StrCpy $R8 $R4
	goto loop		goto loop

101.63.37.176: /* Why? */

2012-10-26T05:34:14Z

Why?

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	There are plenty of functions here to detect the .NET Framework, but most (all?) predate Framework 3 and make assumptions that will break them if not met. Specifically that all frameworks will have a build number that can be found under ''Policy'', and that Major (or even Minor) build numbers will not exceed one digit. This may not be true in future.		There are plenty of functions here to detect the .NET Framework, but most (all?) predate Framework 3 and make assumptions that will break them if not met. Specifically that all frameworks will have a build number that can be found under ''Policy'', and that Major (or even Minor) build numbers will not exceed one digit. This may not be true in future.

	This function should get around that problem. Frameworks higher than the ~~once~~ specified are accepted.		This function should get around that problem. Frameworks higher than the ones specified are accepted.

	I think it's pretty robust, but e-mail me if you find any bugs. Or even better, just fix them. This ''is'' a wiki.		I think it's pretty robust, but e-mail me if you find any bugs. Or even better, just fix them. This ''is'' a wiki.

Kichik: Reverted edits by 109.230.220.53 to last version by 70.36.146.190

2011-04-08T07:21:44Z

Reverted edits by 109.230.220.53 to last version by 70.36.146.190

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	FunctionEnd</highlight-nsis>		FunctionEnd</highlight-nsis>

	~~Tekst~~		== The Get-Latest-DotNET Function (warning: register backup/restore code is backwards and generally messed up) ==
			<highlight-nsis>
			!include "WordFunc.nsh"
			!insertmacro VersionCompare

			Function GetLatestDotNETVersion

			;Save the variables in case something else is using them

			Push $0 ; Registry key enumerator index
			Push $1 ; Registry value
			Push $2 ; Temp var
			Push $R0 ; Max version number
			Push $R1 ; Looping version number

			StrCpy $R0 "0.0.0"
			StrCpy $0 0

			loop:

			; Get each sub key under "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP"
			EnumRegKey $1 HKLM "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP" $0

			StrCmp $1 "" done ; jump to end if no more registry keys

			IntOp $0 $0 + 1 ; Increase registry key index
			StrCpy $R1 $1 "" 1 ; Looping version number, cut of leading 'v'

			${VersionCompare} $R1 $R0 $2
			; $2=0 Versions are equal, ignore
			; $2=1 Looping version $R1 is newer
			; $2=2 Looping version $R1 is older, ignore

			IntCmp $2 1 newer_version loop loop

			newer_version:
			StrCpy $R0 $R1
			goto loop

			done:

			; If the latest version is 0.0.0, there is no .NET installed ?!
			${VersionCompare} $R0 "0.0.0" $2
			IntCmp $2 0 no_dotnet clean clean

			no_dotnet:
			StrCpy $R0 ""

			clean:
			; Pop the variables we pushed earlier
			Pop $0
			Pop $1
			Pop $2
			Pop $R1

			; $R0 contains the latest .NET version or empty string if no .NET is available
			FunctionEnd
			</highlight-nsis>

			[[Category:Other Products Version Detection Functions]]

109.230.220.53: Łęczyca

2011-04-08T04:34:56Z

Łęczyca

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	FunctionEnd</highlight-nsis>		FunctionEnd</highlight-nsis>

	~~== The Get-Latest-DotNET Function (warning: register backup/restore code is backwards and generally messed up) ==~~		Tekst
	~~<highlight-nsis>~~
	~~!include "WordFunc.nsh"~~
	~~!insertmacro VersionCompare~~

	~~Function GetLatestDotNETVersion~~

	~~;Save the variables in case something else is using them~~

	~~Push $0 ; Registry key enumerator index~~
	~~Push $1 ; Registry value~~
	~~Push $2 ; Temp var~~
	~~Push $R0 ; Max version number~~
	~~Push $R1 ; Looping version number~~

	~~StrCpy $R0 "0.0.0"~~
	~~StrCpy $0 0~~

	~~loop:~~

	~~; Get each sub key under "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP"~~
	~~EnumRegKey $1 HKLM "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP" $0~~

	~~StrCmp $1 "" done ; jump to end if no more registry keys~~

	~~IntOp $0 $0 + 1 ; Increase registry key index~~
	~~StrCpy $R1 $1 "" 1 ; Looping version number, cut of leading 'v'~~

	~~${VersionCompare} $R1 $R0 $2~~
	~~; $2=0 Versions are equal, ignore~~
	~~; $2=1 Looping version $R1 is newer~~
	~~; $2=2 Looping version $R1 is older, ignore~~

	~~IntCmp $2 1 newer_version loop loop~~

	~~newer_version:~~
	~~StrCpy $R0 $R1~~
	~~goto loop~~

	~~done:~~

	~~; If the latest version is 0.0.0, there is no .NET installed ?!~~
	~~${VersionCompare} $R0 "0.0.0" $2~~
	~~IntCmp $2 0 no_dotnet clean clean~~

	~~no_dotnet:~~
	~~StrCpy $R0 ""~~

	~~clean:~~
	~~; Pop the variables we pushed earlier~~
	~~Pop $0~~
	~~Pop $1~~
	~~Pop $2~~
	~~Pop $R1~~

	~~; $R0 contains the latest .NET version or empty string if no .NET is available~~
	~~FunctionEnd~~
	~~</highlight-nsis>~~

	~~[[Category:Other Products Version Detection Functions]]~~

70.36.146.190: /* The Get-Latest-DotNET Function */

2011-04-05T00:16:46Z

The Get-Latest-DotNET Function

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	FunctionEnd</highlight-nsis>		FunctionEnd</highlight-nsis>

	== The Get-Latest-DotNET Function ==		== The Get-Latest-DotNET Function (warning: register backup/restore code is backwards and generally messed up) ==
	<highlight-nsis>		<highlight-nsis>
	!include "WordFunc.nsh"		!include "WordFunc.nsh"

Abatcher at 13:58, 5 January 2010

2010-01-05T13:58:13Z

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 Below is another function that gives you the latest version of the installed .NET version. It is based on first script, but uses the VersionCompare macro.
-== The Function ==
+== The Abort If Bad Function ==
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 ;;USAGE:
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 FunctionEnd</highlight-nsis>
 [[Category:Other Products Version Detection Functions]]

Abatcher: /* Why? */

2010-01-05T13:49:20Z

Why?

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	I think it's pretty robust, but e-mail me if you find any bugs. Or even better, just fix them. This ''is'' a wiki.		I think it's pretty robust, but e-mail me if you find any bugs. Or even better, just fix them. This ''is'' a wiki.

			Below is another function that gives you the latest version of the installed .NET version. It is based on first script, but uses the VersionCompare macro.

	== The Function ==		== The Function ==