In a setup I give the user the option to install either a 32 or 64 bit version using radio buttons.
I then want to append either _32
or _64
to the AppId
.
I know I can change the AppId
using scripted constants but the needed function is called while Setup is starting. But at this point the radio buttons do not yet exist and thus I receive the error "Could not call proc".
I consulted the Inno Setup help and I read that you can change the AppId
at any given point before the installation process has started (if I understood correctly).
So how do I manage to do this?
I am looking forward to your answers!
Some of the {code:...}
functions for certain directive values are called more than one time and the AppId
is one of them. To be more specific, it is called twice. Once before a wizard form is created and once before the installation starts. What you can do is just to check if the check box you're trying to get the value from exists. You can simply ask if it's Assigned
like follows:
[Setup]
AppId={code:GetAppID}
...
[Code]
var
Ver32RadioButton: TNewRadioButton;
Ver64RadioButton: TNewRadioButton;
function GetAppID(const Value: string): string;
var
AppID: string;
begin
// check by using Assigned function, if the component you're trying to get a
// value from exists; the Assigned will return False for the first time when
// the GetAppID function will be called since even WizardForm not yet exists
if Assigned(Ver32RadioButton) then
begin
AppID := 'FDFD4A34-4A4C-4795-9B0E-04E5AB0C374D';
if Ver32RadioButton.Checked then
Result := AppID + '_32'
else
Result := AppID + '_64';
end;
end;
procedure InitializeWizard;
var
VerPage: TWizardPage;
begin
VerPage := CreateCustomPage(wpWelcome, 'Caption', 'Description');
Ver32RadioButton := TNewRadioButton.Create(WizardForm);
Ver32RadioButton.Parent := VerPage.Surface;
Ver32RadioButton.Checked := True;
Ver32RadioButton.Caption := 'Install 32-bit version';
Ver64RadioButton := TNewRadioButton.Create(WizardForm);
Ver64RadioButton.Parent := VerPage.Surface;
Ver64RadioButton.Top := Ver32RadioButton.Top + Ver32RadioButton.Height + 4;
Ver64RadioButton.Caption := 'Install 64-bit version';
end;
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