"Peter Jaworski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> or it is enough to to just use:
>
>
> [%myenvironmentvariable]
> ?
Windows Installer would not expand that environment variable,
because the Property.Value column has type Text rather than
Formatted. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/aa370908.aspx
> >1) Is there any nice pattern how to check if environment variable is set
> > and if it does, to asign its value to a property in the same way as
> > IniFileSearch or RegistrySearch:
> >
> >...
> >
> >
> > or it is enough to to just use:
> >
> >
> > [%myenvironmentvariable]
> > ?
>
>2) Th
> Is there any nice pattern how to check if environment variable is set
> and if it does, to asign its value to a property in the same way as
> IniFileSearch or RegistrySearch:
>
>...
>
>
> or it is enough to to just use:
>
>
> [%myenvironmentvariable]
> ?
The same feature "for read" from X
Hello,
Is there any nice pattern how to check if environment variable is set
and if it does, to asign its value to a property in the same way as
IniFileSearch or RegistrySearch:
...
or it is enough to to just use:
[%myenvironmentvariable]
?
Thank you, for any information.
Best regards,
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