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Hi guys is there any way that when I am executing a setup.exe, during the execution of setup.rul I can know what is actually happening if it is a uninstallation or upgrade process, here is the scenario I have an application which depends on other, If I try to run the upgrade a rule is executed in setup.rul and the upgrade is aborted cause it is really trying to uninstall the application and it is not allowed because of the depending application which in a case of real uninstall process it is correctly applied the abortion.
So to skip this rule I need to know before evalute the rule if it is a upgrade process and then skip abortion and if its a uninstall apply the rule.:
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Chr1so
, Oct 29 2007 17:39
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MarkEarle
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Posted 11 March 2008 - 14:18
Sure,
All you have to do is add your switch to OnShowUI:
All you have to do is add your switch to OnShowUI:
| CODE |
| function OnShowUI() BOOL bMaintenanceMode, bUpdateMode; STRING szIgnore, szTitle; begin // Enable dialog caching Enable( DIALOGCACHE ); // Determine what events to show. bMaintenanceMode = FALSE; bUpdateMode = FALSE; // Remove this to disabled update mode. if( UPDATEMODE ) then bUpdateMode = TRUE; endif; // Remove this to disable maintenance mode. if( MAINTENANCE ) then bMaintenanceMode = TRUE; endif; // Show appropriate UI if( bUpdateMode ) then OnUpdateUIBefore(); else if( bMaintenanceMode ) then OnMaintUIBefore(); else OnFirstUIBefore(); endif; endif; // Move Data OnMoveData(); if( bUpdateMode ) then OnUpdateUIAfter(); else if( bMaintenanceMode ) then OnMaintUIAfter(); else OnFirstUIAfter(); endif; endif; // Disable dialog caching Disable(DIALOGCACHE); end; |
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Mark
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