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==Simple hello world - popup box== | ==Simple hello world - popup box== | ||
This hello world script will create a popup box with the words "hello world" in it and an "OK" button, when the installer is run | This hello world script will create a popup box with the words "hello world" in it and an "OK" button, when the installer is run |
Revision as of 23:34, 22 May 2006
Simple hello world - popup box
This hello world script will create a popup box with the words "hello world" in it and an "OK" button, when the installer is run
# set the name of the installer outfile "hello world.exe" # create a default section. Every NSIS script has at least one section section # create a popup box, with an OK button and the text "Hello world!" messageBox MB_OK "Hello world!" sectionEnd
Simple hello world - writing text to a file
This hello world script will write "hello world" to a text file when the installer is run
# declare name of finstaller file outfile "hello world.exe" # open section section /* open an output file called "helloworld.txt", which must exist before script is compiled, on the desktop in write mode */ fileOpen $0 "$DESKTOP\helloworld.txt" w # write the string "hello world!" to the output file fileWrite $0 "hello world!" # close the file fileClose $0 # end the section sectionEnd
Simply install a file
This installer script will copy the file "test.txt" to the installation directory
# define the name of the installer outfile "simple installer.exe" # define the directory to install to, the desktop in this case as specified # by the predefined $DESKTOP variable installDir $DESKTOP # default section section # define the output path for this file setOutPath $INSTDIR # define what to install and place it in the output path file test.txt sectionEnd