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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Is this possible with NSIS?
Hello,
I want to make a Windows-Installer for a python program. This installer should first check if python is installed and if not download it from the python-site and install. Then it should download the program from a page that redirects to the real zip-archive and unzip it. And of course it should make a link in the startmenu, but i think thats easy. Is this possible with NSIS? If so, plese give me tips how I can do this. PS: Sorry for my English, Im German.
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Major Dude
Join Date: Oct 2006
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- To check for a suitable python installation, you can probably check some regkey somewhere.
- To download files, use an internet plugin such as NSISdl. - To unzip, use an unzip plugin such as nsUnzip or ZipDLL |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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And how can I find out the python regkeys?
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Major Dude
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