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I have the following already set up and working:
File file1.bat
File file2.xml
File common.file1.dll
File common.file2.dll
File common.file3.exe
What I would want, to avoid keeping the common files in the source directory, is reference them from the parent directory like so:
File file1.bat
File file2.xml
File ..\common.file1.dll
File ..\common.file2.dll
File ..\common.file3.exe
Edit: This actually works when I tried it again.
But apparently, this is not recognized.
Is there another way to reference these files?
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NSIS Setup You can use the NSIS Menu and under the Compiler section click Compile NSI scripts to start MakeNSISW. The makensisw.exe in the NSIS installation folder is the actual compiler. It has a graphical front end that explains three ways to load scripts, so it's very easy to use.
Text file written using NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) script, a language used for declaring the logic and tasks for software installers; often references files and folders to install as well as Windows registry actions.
File's are relative to the .nsi and ..\xyz should work...
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You can specify separate output file paths and source file paths for the File command:
File /oname=$INSTDIR\common.file3.exe ..\common.file3.exe
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