Seems like a simple one, but I have a large command line help string and would like to break it up so it's easier to read/maintain.
How can I do this in NSIS? The normal
"xxx" \
"xxxx"
style method of doing this doesn't seem to work.
Example code I want to neaten up:
MessageBox MB_OK "Unattended Silent Installs:$\r$\n/S$\t$\t=$\tSilent install using install.ini (if present)$\r$\n/W=1$\t$\t=$\t\Writes out all user settings to install.ini$\r$\n/WRITESETTINGS=1$\t$\t=$\tWrites out all user settings to install.ini (longer form)$\r$\n/?$\t$\t=$\tThis help page.$\r$\n$\r$\n"
The \ is inside the quotes:
MessageBox MB_OK "Unattended Silent Installs:$\r$\n\
/S$\t$\t=$\tSilent install using install.ini (if present)$\r$\n\
/W=1$\t$\t=$\t\Writes out all user settings to install.ini$\r$\n\
/WRITESETTINGS=1$\t$\t=$\tWrites out all user settings to install.ini (longer form)$\r$\n\
/?$\t$\t=$\tThis help page.$\r$\n\
$\r$\n"
Alternatively you can use defines:
!define msg1 "foo$\r$\n"
!define msg2 "bar$\r$\n"
MessageBox MB_OK "${msg1}${msg2}"
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