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EnumCDs.zip (3 KB)
Plug-in originally written by cube. Tweaked, compiled and uploaded by KiCHiK
Description
This plug-in will return every available CD-ROM drive on the user's machine one by one.
This plug-in requires NSIS 2.
Put EnumCDs.dll in the Plugins directory under the directory where you installed NSIS.
How To Use
To use it call EnumCDs::next with the /NOUNLOAD flag, and keep popping the results, the CD-ROM drive letters, one by one until the plug-in pushes "done". Then call EnumCDs::next once more without the /NOUNLOAD flag, pop the second "done" and you're done.
Example
again: EnumCDs::next /NOUNLOAD Pop $0 StrCmp $0 "error" done DetailPrint $0 StrCmp $0 "done" done again done: EnumCDs::next Pop $0
