t; Execute="deferred"
> Impersonate="yes"
> Return="check"/>
>
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of dave_c
>
dave_c wrote:
> I get an error message during compilation saying, not un-reasonably
> 'Duplicate Symbol QtExecCmdLine found'
>
QuietExec reads only from one property (unless deferred, but that's
another topic). So you need to use a custom action to set the value of
QtExecCmdLine each time you
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> To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [WiX-users] run a script passing a parameter
>
>
> I'm guessing I am mis-understanding what you are telling me
> because if I
> change my code to read
>
>
>
>
>DllEntry="CAQuietExe
I'm guessing I am mis-understanding what you are telling me because if I
change my code to read
NOT Installed
Installed AND NOT
REINSTALL
I get an error message during compilation saying, not un-reasonably
'Duplicate Symbol QtExecCmd
dave_c wrote:
>
>Execute="immediate" Return="check"/>
>
QuietExec requires the same QtExecCmdLine property to be set each time
it's called. You'll need custom actions to set the property before each
call to CAQuietExec.
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> Dave,
>
> You probably already identified the problem - the name needs to be
> quoted. Try this:
>
>
>
> Regards,
> Richard
>
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of dave_c
> Sent: Thursday, Februa
: Re: [WiX-users] run a script passing a parameter
Sorry it is me again.
>From the command line, if I run
perl "C:\Program Files\Acme\Foobar 1.0\first.pl" install then the
program
works, note the quotes required because of whitespace in the path.
When I put it into my wix file it
Sorry it is me again.
>From the command line, if I run
perl "C:\Program Files\Acme\Foobar 1.0\first.pl" install then the program
works, note the quotes required because of whitespace in the path.
When I put it into my wix file it does not work.
MSI (s) (A0
Bah! You're right, and I've just remembered why. When specifying a custom
action like that, the
file in the file key has to be an executable. This isn't going to work for
your script file. Your
best bet is probably the Quiet Execution CustomAction. Look for it in the WiX
chm under
WiX Hel
Hi Rob,
I tried removing that but it lloks like things are more fundamental than I
first thought. I've changed the script that runs to simply generate a file
when run (not relying on any parameters). When I run it from command line it
works fine. When I run from the msi nothing appears to happen,
You don't need '[INSTALLDIR]first.pl' in the ExeCommand, as this is what the
FileKey is for. I
think you just need your 'install' argument there.
Rob
dave_c wrote:
> Excuse my stupidity.
>
> I want to install and then run a perl script passing a parameter to it but
> what I have written nothi
Excuse my stupidity.
I want to install and then run a perl script passing a parameter to it but
what I have written nothing appears to happen.
I know if i run the script from the command line and pass a parameter it
does what I want i.e. first.pl install
but then I put in in the wix script it d
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