For some reason, I need to remove a component that I added to a script-related component set. I can't seem to find a 'counterpart' or a function that reverses the ComponentAddItem function (I use this function to add to the component set).
If anyone knows how to delete a component from the component set, please reply to this thread. Thank you very much!!!
Another option was to disable that component when I display it in a list box (do not allow the user to tick the checkbox). The problem with this is I also don't know how to disable the component.
Again, if anyone knows how to solve any of these.. please reply to this thread.
Thanks a lot! Really appreciate it!
BTW, I'm using InstallShield 5.53.
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Reverse of ComponentAddItem
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mnocom
, Mar 18 2002 11:34
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Posted 18 March 2002 - 12:04
That's done by ComponentAddItem as well. Parse FALSE in the last parameter:
So the following syntax
deselects a components. There are a few quirks when selecting/deselecting subcomponents; read the IS docs for extra info.
Disabling is done automatically by IS when you make a component 'required' by another component. Since IS calculates this on build time, there is no way to done this on runtime with a function (at least that I know off).
CU, Ide
So the following syntax
| Code Sample |
| ComponentAddItem (szComponentSet, szComponent, nDataSize, FALSE); |
deselects a components. There are a few quirks when selecting/deselecting subcomponents; read the IS docs for extra info.
Disabling is done automatically by IS when you make a component 'required' by another component. Since IS calculates this on build time, there is no way to done this on runtime with a function (at least that I know off).
CU, Ide