Is there anyway to specifiy a #define statement as an argument to the command line? I have a single Installshield project which builds Demo and Normal versions of a project. There is a #define in the code which designates that the script should do Demo stuff. I want to (from the command line), specify that #define so I can put it in a buildscript.
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Command line and #define
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hawrylmj
, Jun 20 2003 23:00
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Posted 23 June 2003 - 13:40
Yes, you can. The help says the following on the subject:
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Defining constants from the command line You can define InstallShield Script Compiler constants from the command line, instead of in the script, using the /D option. For example, the command line statement COMPILE /DMAX_BUF=150 /DMAX_LENGTH=255 SETUP.RUL is equivalent to the define statements shown below: #define MAX_BUF 150 #define MAX_LENGTH 255 The following restrictions apply when defining constants from the command line:
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