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2013-03-16T01:14:12Z

NSIS and I

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		My current NSIS-related activities include testing, testing and more testing ...
		<highlight-nsis>
		ExecWait '"$UNINSTSTR" /U _?=$UNINST\bin'
		</highlight-nsis>

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127.0.0.1 at 16:33, 8 February 2013

2013-02-08T16:33:17Z

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	StrCpy $SOD_UN_B $7		StrCpy $SOD_UN_B $7
	StrCpy $SOD_UN_K $8		StrCpy $SOD_UN_K $8
	; format		; format
	StrCpy $R1 $SIZE_B		StrCpy $R1 $SIZE_B
	Call Separator		Call Separator

Bnicer at 14:30, 8 February 2013

2013-02-08T14:30:44Z

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	<span style="font-size: 110%"><b>Credits:</b></span>		<span style="font-size: 110%"><b>Credits:</b></span>

	<em>GetFileAttributes</em> is borrowed from <b>filefunc.nsh</b>.		<em>GetFileAttributes</em> is borrowed from <b>filefunc.nsh</b>. <em>GetSizeOnDisk</em> has been altered slightly and renamed. The original macro is called <em>GetSize</em>. You will find it in the Users Manual under E.1.3.
	<em>GetSizeOnDisk</em> has been altered slightly and renamed. The original macro is called <em>GetSize</em>. You will find it in the Users Manual under E.1.3.

Bnicer at 14:27, 8 February 2013

2013-02-08T14:27:45Z

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	This example code shows you how to get the space used by directories and files.		This example code shows you how to get the space used by directories and files.
	<highlight-nsis>		<highlight-nsis>
	; A utility for computing the NSIS (or NSIS Unicode) install folder size and the size		; A utility for computing the NSIS (or NSIS Unicode) install folder size and the size of
	; of the uninstaller		; the uninstaller
	; nsissize.nsi		; nsissize.nsi
	; Compile & run the .exe		; Compile & run the .exe

	~~; Note: where either the folder or the uninstaller have been compressed, size on disk~~
	~~; results will not be shown, as they would be incorrect~~

	Name "SOD Tool"		Name "SOD Tool"
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	StrCpy $SOD_UN_B $R2		StrCpy $SOD_UN_B $R2
	; output		; output
			; note: with compression SOD lines are incorrect
	DetailPrint ""		DetailPrint ""
	DetailPrint "$NSIS"		DetailPrint "$NSIS"
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	# EOF		# EOF
	</highlight-nsis>		</highlight-nsis>
	You should copy the next code into a separate file ~~called~~ <b>macros.nsh</b>.		You should copy the next code into a separate file: <b>macros.nsh</b>.
	<highlight-nsis>		<highlight-nsis>
	; Macros include file		; Macros include file
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	; Specifying 4096 (logical size) toggles the result		; Specifying 4096 (logical size) toggles the result
	; Output is size on disk ~~(4KB clusters)~~, if used, or size in bytes, if left empty ""		; Output is size on disk, if used, or size in bytes, if left empty ""
	~~; Caution: All writable variables go on the stack; make sure you save them before~~

	!macro GetSizeOnDisk_		!macro GetSizeOnDisk_

Bnicer at 07:19, 8 February 2013

2013-02-08T07:19:34Z

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	This example code shows you how to get the space used by directories and files.		This example code shows you how to get the space used by directories and files.
	<highlight-nsis>		<highlight-nsis>
	; A utility for computing the NSIS (or NSIS Unicode) ~~32-bit~~ install folder size and the		; A utility for computing the NSIS (or NSIS Unicode) install folder size and the size
	; ~~size~~ of the uninstaller		; of the uninstaller
	; nsissize.nsi		; nsissize.nsi
	; Compile & run the .exe		; Compile & run the .exe

Bnicer at 07:13, 8 February 2013

2013-02-08T07:13:43Z

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	<span style="font-size: 130%"><b>Get Size On Disk</b></span>		<span style="font-size: 130%"><b>Get Size On Disk</b></span>

	This example code shows you how to ~~automatically~~ get the space used by files ~~and folders~~.		This example code shows you how to get the space used by directories and files.
	<highlight-nsis>		<highlight-nsis>
	; A utility for computing the NSIS (or NSIS Unicode) 32-bit install folder size and the		; A utility for computing the NSIS (or NSIS Unicode) 32-bit install folder size and the

Bnicer at 07:05, 8 February 2013

2013-02-08T07:05:15Z

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	<span style="font-size: 130%"><b>Get Size On Disk</b></span>		<span style="font-size: 130%"><b>Get Size On Disk</b></span>

	~~There are two types of sizes. The physical size of files in bytes vs. the logical size on disk used.~~		This example code shows you how to automatically get the space used by files and folders.
	This ~~NSIS~~ example code shows you how to get ~~both sizes all in one go~~.
	<highlight-nsis>		<highlight-nsis>
	; A utility for computing the NSIS (or NSIS Unicode) 32-bit install folder size and the		; A utility for computing the NSIS (or NSIS Unicode) 32-bit install folder size and the

Bnicer at 06:51, 8 February 2013

2013-02-08T06:51:32Z

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	<span style="font-size: 110%"><b>Credits:</b></span>		<span style="font-size: 110%"><b>Credits:</b></span>

	<em>GetFileAttributes</em> is borrowed from <b>filefunc.nsh</b>~~. For usage documentation look under section E.1.7 in the Users Manual~~.		<em>GetFileAttributes</em> is borrowed from <b>filefunc.nsh</b>.
			<em>GetSizeOnDisk</em> has been altered slightly and renamed. The original macro is called <em>GetSize</em>. You will find it in the Users Manual under E.1.3.
	<em>GetSizeOnDisk</em> ~~also comes from <b>filefunc.nsh</b>, but~~ has been altered slightly and renamed. The original macro ~~was~~ called <em>GetSize</em>. You will find it in the Users Manual under E.1.3.

Bnicer at 06:07, 8 February 2013

2013-02-08T06:07:00Z

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	<span style="~~color: red;~~ font-size: 130%"><b>Get Size On Disk</b></span>		<span style="font-size: 130%"><b>Get Size On Disk</b></span>

	There are two types of sizes. The physical size of files in bytes vs. the logical size on disk used.		There are two types of sizes. The physical size of files in bytes vs. the logical size on disk used.