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Posted 13 February 2004 - 16:21

Hi

In my project I have to include some folder or no it depending of what the user Want

In the setup Types Pane I added a new Setup Type, and I check the folder that the user can install or no

I declare in my code a global variable(szSection) to ask the user if he want to add or no the Section Folder

if the user want to install the folder so: szSection = 0

But my problem is that who can I join between my variable and the folder that I checked into the Setup Types pane



this is my code for the dialog

function DialogShowSectionAskOptions()
NUMBER nResult;
STRING szTitle, szMsg;
STRING szText1;
BOOL bvCheck1;
STRING szTYPESTATION;

begin
szTitle = @SECTION_MODEL_TITLE;
szMsg = @SECTION_MODEL_MSG;
szText1 = "Sections";
bvCheck1 = TRUE;

SetDialogTitle ( DLG_ASK_OPTIONS , szTitle );


nResult = AskOptions (NONEXCLUSIVE, szMsg , szText1 , bvCheck1);

if( bvCheck1 == TRUE ) then
nSectionsMobiles = 0;
endif;

return nResult;


Thanks for help


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Posted 13 February 2004 - 18:31

I'm sorry, but I'm having a lot of trouble deciphering your question.

However, one thing I did notice was that you said you use a Global Variable called szSection to keep track of the user's choice. Where 0 indicates the user would want that folder installed.

In your code your setting the variable nSectionsMobile to 0. This is ok as long as you then set szSection = nSectionsMobile somewhere.


Other areas you may want to check:
Where you tell the setup which install the user chose
szSetupType = "Custom";
ComponentSetupTypeSet (MEDIA, szSetupType);
or Where you select the component containing the component


Something else to consider. This looks like either a TRUE (I want the folder) or FALSE (I don't want the folder) statement. I think you should use a BOOLean variable to handle this. Plus in Boolean statements, usually TRUE = 1 and FALSE = 0. This is just the conventional way of handling this, but you may want to look at that as well.

Let me know if any of this helps.
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Posted 13 February 2004 - 20:23

Hi Xitchy

Yes it help, thanks for your ideas it seems good

Thanks again