Skipping the File command

Flikky · 18th September 2003, 00:50

Is it possible to skip File commands? The following code doesn't let me skip it no-matter what I try.

!define StandAlone "false"

; this should be skipped if StandAlone is "false"
StrCmp "${StandAlone}" "true" 0 +4
SetOutPath "$RootDirectory"
File "blah.dll"
File /r "some_folder"

i.e. if StandAlone include blah.dll and some_folder, else don't

pengyou · 18th September 2003, 01:54

Relative jumps do not work with "File". See Section 4.4 (Relative Jumps) in the NSIS User Manual for a list of the cases where you cannot use relative jumps.

The solution to your problem is to use a label. For example:

code:
StrCmp "${StandAlone}" "true" 0 skip_files

SetOutPath "$RootDirectory"

File "blah.dll"

File /r "some_folder"

skip_files:

18th September 2003, 00:50	#1
Flikky Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 1	Skipping the File command Is it possible to skip File commands? The following code doesn't let me skip it no-matter what I try. !define StandAlone "false" ; this should be skipped if StandAlone is "false" StrCmp "${StandAlone}" "true" 0 +4 SetOutPath "$RootDirectory" File "blah.dll" File /r "some_folder" i.e. if StandAlone include blah.dll and some_folder, else don't

18th September 2003, 01:54	#2
pengyou Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 569	Relative jumps do not work with "File". See Section 4.4 (Relative Jumps) in the NSIS User Manual for a list of the cases where you cannot use relative jumps. The solution to your problem is to use a label. For example: code: StrCmp "${StandAlone}" "true" 0 skip_files SetOutPath "$RootDirectory" File "blah.dll" File /r "some_folder" skip_files:

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