I have an .nsi
file which I call via command-line to output the installer, like this:
makensis fullPathToNsiScript
This creates the installer in the folder where my nsi
script is. I need to output it to a specific folder, say desktop. Is it possible to do that via command line?
I know the correct way is to specify it in the script itself, like
OutFile "outputFileFullPath"
But is it possible to do via command-line assuming I'm only providing the base-name of the output file in the nsi
script? Something like:
In script,
OutFile "outputFilename"
and then in command-line,
makensis fullPathToNsiScript "outputFileFullPath"
? The above obviously doesn't work.
makensis "/XOutFile $%temp%\test.exe" setup.nsi
(Running Makensis /?
will show a similar example, /X can be used to execute any NSIS command)
The makensis.nsi example uses another tactic, specifying the outfile on the commandline is optional (/DOutFile=foo.exe makensis.nsi
) and the script uses a !ifdef with a hard-coded fallback...
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