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Revision as of 12:05, 30 November 2005
Author: Instructor (talk, contrib) |
Page for NSIS 2.07 and below users
You can use the latest version of headers (recommended) or the following function code (put the function code in your script before calling it)
Function Description
____________________________________________________________________________ FileRecode ____________________________________________________________________________ Recode text file from DOS to Windows format and vice-versa. Syntax: ${FileRecode} "[File]" "[Format]" "[File]" ; ; "[Format]" ; OemToChar -from DOS to Windows ; CharToOem -from Windows to DOS Note: -Error flag if file isn't exist -Error flag if syntax error
Example:
Section ${FileRecode} "C:\SCANDISK.LOG" "CharToOem" SectionEnd
Function Code
Function FileRecode !define FileRecode `!insertmacro FileRecodeCall` !macro FileRecodeCall _FILE _FORMAT Push `${_FILE}` Push `${_FORMAT}` Call FileRecode !macroend Exch $1 Exch Exch $0 Exch Push $2 Push $3 Push $4 IfFileExists $0 0 error StrCmp $1 OemToChar +2 StrCmp $1 CharToOem 0 error FileOpen $2 $0 a IfErrors error FileSeek $2 0 END $3 System::Alloc $3 Pop $4 FileSeek $2 0 SET System::Call 'kernel32::ReadFile(i r2, i r4, i $3, t.,)' System::Call 'user32::$1Buff(i r4, i r4, i $3)' FileSeek $2 0 SET System::Call 'kernel32::WriteFile(i r2, i r4, i $3, t.,)' System::Free $4 FileClose $2 goto end error: SetErrors end: Pop $4 Pop $3 Pop $2 Pop $1 Pop $0 FunctionEnd