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Trying to copy files. Is my syntax wrong? Examples/help??
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Strasbourg, Europe
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From the NSIS documentation: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Docs/
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I've gone through all that. It is in the help file too.
It is also contradictory... I'll have example code in a few minutes, i'm repairing that comp at the moment...
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Here is a code example./...
Section "Sound Files to Hard Drive" SoundFiles ; Put sounds files (from CD) on hard drive if user requests AddSize 370000 ;create directories CreateDirectory "$INSTDIR\SoundFiles" ;COPY FILES CopyFiles "$EXEDIR\SoundFiles\*.*" "$INSTDIR\Soundfiles" ; WriteINIStr parms: 1) ini_filename 2) section_name 3) entry_name 4) value SectionEnd Its not a matter of subdirectories, keep in mind. Any ideas? |
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NSIS MUI Dev
Join Date: Nov 2001
Posts: 3,717
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That code is valid. What goes wrong?
To debug, display the folders in a messagebox and make sure the files are there. |
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