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#Extract the files in the .zip file into the NSIS folder, all files should go to their respective folders automatically. | #Extract the files in the .zip file into the NSIS folder, all files should go to their respective folders automatically. | ||
#Put the line ''!include "UseFunc.nsh"'' in your script. | #Put the line ''!include "UseFunc.nsh"'' in your script. | ||
#Define which functions you want to use after the ''! | #Define which functions you want to use after the ''!include "UseFunc.nsh"'' line. Like: ${StrCase}. | ||
#Use the function macro in your script. | #Use the function macro in your script. | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 9 November 2005
| Author: deguix (talk, contrib) |
Download Link
usefunc.zip (21 KB)
Description
UseFunc is a header file wrapping macro-functions into more compact code. Some other features are:
- It uses the same call for both installer and uninstaller. You can change it though, just read the documentation.
- Version specification for every function and header. This adds better compatibility with older function and header versions. Logically, you need some extra code to compare versions...
- Lists of functions and headers that use UseFunc in compile-time.
- Comes with a complete Array header, and the Str header with one function (these are called example headers). The Array header is different from Afrow UK's, because it uses the Math plug-in. (1st contribution using Math plugin, at last!)
- Basic internal error handling for the Array header.
Documentation is included for the UseFunc and the headers. I didn't test every single feature that I put, so if you find any bugs and suggestions, you're welcome to report them to me.
How to use
- Extract the files in the .zip file into the NSIS folder, all files should go to their respective folders automatically.
- Put the line !include "UseFunc.nsh" in your script.
- Define which functions you want to use after the !include "UseFunc.nsh" line. Like: ${StrCase}.
- Use the function macro in your script.
