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; For installers
; For installers
; hide the Back button
; hide the Back button
${buttonVisible} "Back" 0
${buttonVisible} "Skip Page" 0
; enable the Next button
; enable the Next button
${buttonEnabled} "Next" 1
${buttonEnabled} "Next" 1
; Change the Cancel button's label to "Exit"
; Change the Cancel button's label to "Exit"
${buttonText} "Cancel" "Skip Page"
${buttonText} "Cancel" "Next"


; For uninstallers, the same commands apply, prepended with 'un'.  E.g.
; For uninstallers, the same commands apply, prepended with 'un'.  E.g.
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Push $3 ; Stack: $3 $0 $2 $1
Push $3 ; Stack: $3 $0 $2 $1


StrCmp $0 "Back" 0 +3
StrCmp $0 "Skip Page" 0 +3
StrCpy $3 3
StrCpy $3 3
goto _setbutton
goto _setbutton
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StrCpy $3 1
StrCpy $3 1
goto _setbutton
goto _setbutton
StrCmp $0 "Skip Page" 0 _end
StrCmp $0 "Cancel" 0 _end
StrCpy $3 2
StrCpy $3 2



Revision as of 05:35, 9 December 2008

Below is a simple header file for handling common operations on the 3 main installer buttons; Back, Next and Cancel:

  • Disabling/Enabled a button
  • Hiding/Unhiding a button
  • Changing the button's label

Usage examples:

; For installers
; hide the Back button
${buttonVisible} "Skip Page" 0
; enable the Next button
${buttonEnabled} "Next" 1
; Change the Cancel button's label to "Exit"
${buttonText} "Cancel" "Next"
 
; For uninstallers, the same commands apply, prepended with 'un'.  E.g.
${unbuttonVisible} "Back" 0

; Defines
!define buttonVisible "!insertMacro buttonVisible"
!define buttonEnabled "!insertMacro buttonEnabled"
!define buttonText "!insertMacro buttonText"
!define unbuttonVisible "!insertMacro unbuttonVisible"
!define unbuttonEnabled "!insertMacro unbuttonEnabled"
!define unbuttonText "!insertMacro unbuttonText"
 
; Interim macros
!macro buttonVisible button value
	Push ${button}
	Push v
	Push ${value}
	Call Buttons
!macroend
!macro unbuttonVisible button value
	Push ${button}
	Push v
	Push ${value}
	Call Un.Buttons
!macroend
 
!macro buttonEnabled button value
	Push ${button}
	Push e
	Push ${value}
	Call Buttons
!macroend
!macro unbuttonEnabled button value
	Push ${button}
	Push e
	Push ${value}
	Call Un.Buttons
!macroend
 
!macro buttonText button value
	Push ${button}
	Push t
	Push "${value}"
	Call Buttons
!macroend
!macro unbuttonText button value
	Push ${button}
	Push t
	Push "${value}"
	Call Un.Buttons
!macroend
 
; Function (inserted via macros for installer vs uninstaller)
; Buttons FUnction
;   Used to interact with the three default buttons; Back, Next, Cancel
; Usage :
;   Push Back|Next|Cancel
;   Push v|e|t
;   Push 1|0|<string>
;   Call Buttons | Call Un.Buttons
; Result :
;   Interacts with the appropriate button
;   If 'v', then 1 will set visible and 0 will set invisible
;   If 'e', then 1 will set enabled and 0 will set disabled
;   If 't', then <string> will be set as the button's new label text
!macro ButtonsFunc Un
	Function ${Un}Buttons
									; Stack: <value> <mode> <button>
		Exch $2 ; value				; Stack: $2 <mode> <button>
		Exch						; Stack: <mode> $2 <button>
		Exch $1 ; mode				; Stack: $1 $2 <button>
		Exch 2						; Stack: <button> $2 $1
		Exch $0 ; button			; Stack: $0 $2 $1
		Push $3						; Stack: $3 $0 $2 $1
 
		StrCmp $0 "Skip Page" 0 +3
			StrCpy $3 3
			goto _setbutton
		StrCmp $0 "Next" 0 +3
			StrCpy $3 1
			goto _setbutton
		StrCmp $0 "Cancel" 0 _end
			StrCpy $3 2
 
		_setbutton:
		GetDlgItem $3 $HWNDPARENT $3
 
		StrCmp $1 "v" 0 +3
			ShowWindow $3 $2
			goto _end
		StrCmp $1 "e" 0 +3
			EnableWindow $3 $2
			goto _end
		StrCmp $1 "t" 0 _end
			SendMessage $3 ${WM_SETTEXT} 0 "STR:$2"
 
		_end:
 
									; Stack: $3 $0 $2 $1
		Pop $3						; Stack: $0 $2 $1
		Pop $0						; Stack: $2 $1
		Pop $2						; Stack: $1
		Pop $1						; Stack: [clean]
	FunctionEnd
!macroend
!insertmacro ButtonsFunc ""
!insertmacro ButtonsFunc "Un."