IDE macro bug
Publicado: Lun Dic 31, 2007 4:45 pm
Boys,
it seems the IDE macro <PROJECT_NAME> used for Tools definition doesn't works as
documented. It allways returns the full path and .xpj file name. Reading the docs, I
expected it returns only the file name without the extension "xpj". For example, if the
project is defined in ePrikazy.xpj, the <PROJECT_NAME> macro would return "ePrikazy", but
now I get "D:PROJECTSMYPROJECTePrikazy". I think it's not necessary to return the full
path, for this reason the <PROJECT_DIR> macro is here.
I use the Inno Setup compiler to create setups, the script file is located in "Setup"
folder in my current project folder. I would like to start the Inno Setup compiler from
the IDE, but cann't generate a correct .ISS filename, which should be
"D:PROJECTSMYPROJECTSetupePrikazy.iss".
Please correct this behaviour.
Gejza Horvath
P.S.
Happy new year...
it seems the IDE macro <PROJECT_NAME> used for Tools definition doesn't works as
documented. It allways returns the full path and .xpj file name. Reading the docs, I
expected it returns only the file name without the extension "xpj". For example, if the
project is defined in ePrikazy.xpj, the <PROJECT_NAME> macro would return "ePrikazy", but
now I get "D:PROJECTSMYPROJECTePrikazy". I think it's not necessary to return the full
path, for this reason the <PROJECT_DIR> macro is here.
I use the Inno Setup compiler to create setups, the script file is located in "Setup"
folder in my current project folder. I would like to start the Inno Setup compiler from
the IDE, but cann't generate a correct .ISS filename, which should be
"D:PROJECTSMYPROJECTSetupePrikazy.iss".
Please correct this behaviour.
Gejza Horvath
P.S.
Happy new year...