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Revision as of 12:35, 23 April 2005
- The Same in Spanish Language at Bottom, search !ifdef LANG_SPANISH
!ifdef LANG_ENGLISH
Links
To Download the plugin, take it from the NSIS forum at this link:
Description
This page is related only to how to change variables environment to the Installer Process.
- Related to
- Setting Environment Variables by KiCHiK
There are two ways that i know to change the environment variables
- The First Way
- You can use the system.dll plugin and in the code call to de SetEnvironmentVariable on the windows kernel
- The Second Way
- Use a custom plugin, that do this, and this is that i made. :)
Examples
You must change PATH to %PATH%;C:\MYAPP
- The Fist Way
ReadEnvStr $R0 "PATH" StrCpy $R0 "$R0;C:\MYAPP" System::Call 'Kernel32::SetEnvironmentVariableA(t, t) i(PATH, $R0).r0'
- The Second Way
ReadEnvStr $R0 "PATH" StrCpy $R0 "$R0;C:\MYAPP" SetEnv::SetEnvVar "PATH" $R0
NOTE: If i do a plugin is because the first way do not run properly with my scripts... maybe i am doing something wrong. :?
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!ifdef LANG_SPANISH
Links
Para Descargarse el plugin, cogerlo desde el foro del nsis en estos enlaces:
Description
Esta p�gina trata solo de como cambiar variables de entorno del proceso del intalador
- Relacionado (s�lo ingl�s)
- Setting Environment Variables por user:kichik:KiCHiK
Hay dos maneras que yo sepa para cambiar las variables de entorno
- La Primera
- Puedes usar el plugin system.dll y llamar a la funci�n 'call' para llamar a la funci�n del nucleo de Windows (kernel32) 'SetEnvironmentVariable'
- La Segunda
- Usar un plugin personalizado, que haga esto. Y esto es lo que yo he hecho. :)
Ejemplos
Tienes que cambiar PATH a %PATH%;C:\MYAPP
- La Primera Manera
ReadEnvStr $R0 "PATH" StrCpy $R0 "$R0;C:\MYAPP" System::Call 'Kernel32::SetEnvironmentVariableA(t, t) i(PATH, $R0).r0'
- La Segunda Manera
ReadEnvStr $R0 "PATH" StrCpy $R0 "$R0;C:\MYAPP" SetEnv::SetEnvVar "PATH" $R0
NOTA: Si he hecho el plugin es porque la primera manera no funciona correctamente con mis scripts.... quiz� este haciendo algo mal. :?
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Page author: KiKoLo
