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== Description == | == Description == | ||
This example shows you how to write text to a new file. | This example shows you how to write text to a new file. | ||
For more advanced examples, see [[Reading and Writing in files]]. | |||
== The Script == | == The Script == | ||
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FileOpen $9 apachesrvin.bat w ;Opens a Empty File | FileOpen $9 apachesrvin.bat w ;Opens a Empty File and fills it | ||
FileWrite $9 "cd $INSTDIR\apache$\r$\n" | FileWrite $9 "cd $INSTDIR\apache$\r$\n" | ||
FileWrite $9 "apache -n Apache -k install$\r$\n" | FileWrite $9 "apache -n Apache -k install$\r$\n" | ||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 15 April 2020
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Description
This example shows you how to write text to a new file.
For more advanced examples, see Reading and Writing in files.
The Script
FileOpen $9 apachesrvin.bat w ;Opens a Empty File and fills it FileWrite $9 "cd $INSTDIR\apache$\r$\n" FileWrite $9 "apache -n Apache -k install$\r$\n" FileWrite $9 "net start Apache$\r$\n" FileWrite $9 "exit$\r$\n" FileClose $9 ;Closes the filled file
